excellent foley work, visually appealing, you can fast forward through it without missing anything and later you will wonder what just passed through you. Basically the theatrical equivalent of Chipotle

Visually appealing but it might leave you feeling empty afterward.

Another slow burn psychological horror that is beautiful to look at but doesn't have much beyond the surface. The characters are interesting, the performances are fine, and it brings some really interesting elements to the table, there's possession, cosmic horror, even body horror that could potentially make this a really solid film, but I feel that for such an interesting first act it just doesn't go anywhere interesting and where it does go doesn't grab me. The whole thing gets clumsier as the film goes and the surrealism feels sprinkled in without a real purpose. I have to admit there are some parts that work nicely but it just doesn't come together in the end.