Not the scariest horror film of all time. However, good character development, scares are more towards the end so be patient and let the movies natural suspense carry you there. One of my favorites. Great acting by all the children especially the lead actress.

Ok, I saw a review for this saying it was the scariest movie on Netflix and I have to agree, it did make me cringe and even jump a couple of times watching it in the wee hours of the morning. It's proof that good horror movies still exist outside of over-produced Hollywood hype. It actually helped me pay more attention to the film and get more involved in it to have English subtitles, so being a Spanish film didn't bother me at all in keeping my interest. I loved the film's lighting and use of shadows, I recommend it to anyone who just wants to be scared and has seen most of what's out there, because for me it was a nice escape from the big budget yet disappointing horror films of late

The style and atmosphere give this move some originality. Also the setting, age and situation of the main character make this movie refreshing. The story itself is really similar to other horror movies. The main character believes that the best way to confront danger when being terrified is walking slowly towards the danger and calling someones name. Seems most characters in horror movies agree with her.

As a relentless pursuer of historical depictions in movies, I must say this one of the scary ones. It's marked by A1 performances of the depicted characters and proves to be a good horror movie. Although lacking depth, it's worth your time and money if you're into this type of movies.