Creepy and suspenseful, David Robert Mitchell creates an uncomfortable and threatening atmosphere.
It Follows




Creepy and suspenseful, David Robert Mitchell creates an uncomfortable and threatening atmosphere.


Cozy and intimate, unrequited (?) love; a glimpse of a few nights in the lives of Mario and Natalia.


Tedious, uninspired, safe, Oscar-bait.


Gripping, I was glued to the screen; shallow but invites thought.


It's hard to describe how tirelessly beautiful and vibrant a film set after the apocalypse is, and no description of how much action in this film will suffice, nor how well envisioned the world is — an instant classic.