I'm kind of amazed by this. This is a delightfully different take on dealing with your partner's baggage, which is actually very clever and immensely entertaining. It’s original, funny, touching, gross, and sexy all at once. The concept at the heart of it is peculiar and unraveled in a really interesting way. Its ability to capture the complexities of romantic relationships is simply fascinating. The most crucial thing is that the romance is totally believable. Both leads are absolutely killing it with their roles and able to lift this ghost story above the usual horror romance combo. Without the comedic elements, this film would be so much depressing, though.

Neither horror nor comedy this is also barely a romance. It is more a study on grief, and how the death of Nina affects her boyfriend, his new lover, and her bereft parents. Unfortunatley its not very successful as it lacks cohesion and the characters begin to get on your nerves. Nina Forever? I hope not!