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Bruce M @BruceMc Jan 22 A remarkably quiet and thoughtful film, bleak, filled with silences and pauses and almost no music. Excellent direction, cinematography and, especially, acting: all three leads are superlative. Lots of subtext, a great deal of information is left unsaid and requires the viewer to connect the dots. Truly a terrific experience. See more Rebecca M @RebMick Dec 29 A moody, slow burn that may not be everyone’s cup of tea, but I really enjoyed it. The two supporting characters’ actions start out subtly, but become more and more far afield. You start to question everyone’s motivations. The roles of the "killer" and psychiatrist are so well acted and restrained. The roles could easily been taken way over the top. I’m so glad they weren’t. The ending had me speculating about the future of character for days. See more Richard M. @rhmichaels Nov 21 Slow boring not worth u time See more MZ X Nov 2 Worthless garbage. Slow, bleak, drab and excruciatingly BORING. The characters barely speak in more than hushed, distorted tones with zero substance and they seem to have been paid not to emote at any cost. This was a miserable experience and a cinematic failure. I didn’t know a serial killer’s story could be so painfully dull and utterly forgettable. See more CT 8 @ct8787 01/19/2025 I’ve always been a fan of Skellan Skarsgard and I literally sat through the entire movie because of him, but it was just terrible. The movie was bleak, boring and slow on steroids. So slow in fact I dozed off briefly while watching it. Or perhaps I slipped into a coma…at this point I’m not really sure. See more Sandra S 01/13/2025 This slow burning psycho drama will capture you if you give it time.The acting is fantastic and the tragedy of a "monster" at any costs surprised me for the delicate portrait of a wrencing human experience. See more Read all reviews

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