I thought this worked on multiple levels. It’s an emotionally affecting human drama, an interesting procedural thriller, and a really tense horror film. They all come together really well to make you feel a wider range of emotions, sometimes simultaneously. Jessica Chastain and Eddie Redmayne are predictably great in it. Chastain is really empathetic and believable, while Redmayne is appropriately creepy. He is genuinely likable for the first half, and it’s really unsettling how that affability turns to menace while the performance itself hardly ever changes. Even by the end, I still almost felt bad for him. And the story itself is both interesting and horrifying. I was pretty interested in the procedural aspect of things, and while true stories like this can often seem exaggerated, this one feels really authentic, and I can totally believe this type of tragedy and corruption would happen. It’s tough to sit through, but if you’re up for it, I think it delivers a very sad, scary, effective story.

Really powerful performances by both Jessica Chastain and Eddie Redmayne. They play off of each other really well. A respectful way to tell this sad story.

Chastain's performance is as brilliant and classy as ever no matter what role she plays. She's truly one of the rare gems of today's film industry that shines with talent. Netflix though still sucks! Lol!

my gosh film it on vibrant color!!!!! hate Netflix always filming black white filter