An interesting distraction that has has a decent premise, and interesting moments of visual imagery and characters. The imagery here is pretty evocative of the Dark series, and is strangely atmospheric. The characters, especially our protags, pretty much lack any interesting qualities that made me feel invested in their personal journey. It was interesting when our elder brother, Hendrik, is facing a conflict of getting out of the country-side and go back to the city. But it all goes nowhere. He becomes a blankslate by the end, and his journey doesn't matter. Of course, he finds love pretty easily, so, that makes him feel better. It's all jumbled and not that well developed, so the movie has not much of an impact going for it. Anyway, it's pretty much a one time watch, and you can quickly forget it after you turn it off.
Review of The Scary House
