It's official. Joel Edgerton is one my favorite actors. The talented Aussie is perfection in the relentlessly unsettling "It Comes at Night".Edgerton plays Paul, whose soul purpose lies in protecting his wife and teenage son from a never-named source of sinister sickness which has evidently ravaged the planet. When another family moves in to their backwoods home seeking water and refuge it all goes quite swimmingly for a time. However, peace and harmony are eventually obliterated by fear and volatility. Relationships are questioned, frayed and then...well, you'll have to see for yourself. Trey Edward Shults wrote and directed here. His feature debut, the 2015 domestic drama "Krisha", left this reviewer less than impressed. Still, there were within certainly elements of promise for Shults's filmmaking future. Promise fulfilled. "It Comes at Night" deserves inclusion among the best films of the past year. Or any other.

I'm sorry i have lose 1.5h time of my life,like dunkirk like how it ends. I wait and wait and wait, and i don't know where m...... f..... is coming. Excuise me it was so boring.And last but not least the best to last coming .................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. The End. Hahahahahaha so sorry

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This film was very good and at the time I thought this is perfectly paced. Then I was ready to see what was coming at night then the credits came up. I was felt robbed. Such an anti climax!!!