A pleasing audio visual and atmospheric experience with majestic nature juxtaposed with pompous remains of aristocracy and again with the harshness forged by the history of the Highlands. Some very nice scenes and at least one clear nod to executive producer Dario Argento. Unfortunately some less successful visual gestures but nothing that can't be forgiven in the great sum of things. The story is a bit unpolished and could have done one more round. The final act in particular is rushed and has some predictable narrative turns that feel out of place and the wrap up feels very forced. But considering it is a full length directorial debut, I'll keep an eye out for where director Charlotte Colbert goes from here.
Shout by MikaelBlockedParent2024-03-23T02:15:03Z
A pleasing audio visual and atmospheric experience with majestic nature juxtaposed with pompous remains of aristocracy and again with the harshness forged by the history of the Highlands. Some very nice scenes and at least one clear nod to executive producer Dario Argento. Unfortunately some less successful visual gestures but nothing that can't be forgiven in the great sum of things. The story is a bit unpolished and could have done one more round. The final act in particular is rushed and has some predictable narrative turns that feel out of place and the wrap up feels very forced. But considering it is a full length directorial debut, I'll keep an eye out for where director Charlotte Colbert goes from here.