A dark, chilling and relentlessly bleak psychological crime thriller. Perhaps runs a bit too long which makes this an incredibly exhausting and uncomfortable watch, and I’m not so sure if the outcome is rewarding enough. That said, the journey to get to that point is extremely thrilling. The performances, score, cinematography all come together incredibly well to convey a sense of unease. It's really slow and confusing at first but after it picks up the foreboding and unease never stop growing. Two leads' performances are incredibly good, lifting this film immensely. But the standout aspect is definitely the score and sound design which never fail at keeping you on edge. This film might not appeal to everyone but if you like slow burns, this is worth checking out.

The pay off isn't bad at all, but the build up to it is just so so soooo slow and boring.

Occasionally confusing due to the way the narrative plays out. But this is still a gripping film with standout performances from Edgerton and Harris. Highly recommended.

[Netflix] The director's work through staging, sound and disturbing visuals creates an atmosphere that works as a psychological representation of the characters. The narrative is sustained by the transformation of our point of view regarding Henry, and the disturbing contrast between the scenes of Mark as a father and the suffocating criminal world in which he develops his work.