... and I enjoyed it a lot.
First of all, I just like to mention that I wouldn't categorize this as a horror movie, I'd say it is a psychological thriller instead.
A psychological thriller about obsession, cruelty and insanity. Perfect job done by both lead actresses to showcase that, praises to them. Good acting was a vital part to allow this movie to bloom.
Relationships between characters felt so complex and brutal, yet realistic.
I really loved how there were multiple layers of what is going on and how they unraveled painfully and beautifully.
Overall good execution.
Even though I thought I knew exactly where this was all going, the ending got me pleasantly surprised.
"Spoonful of Sugar" succeeds to bring up some questions and thoughts on relationships between parents and their children. Some things to ponder on even after movie ends.
First of all, I just like to mention that I wouldn't categorize this as a horror movie, I'd say it is a psychological thriller instead.
A psychological thriller about obsession, cruelty and insanity. Perfect job done by both lead actresses to showcase that, praises to them. Good acting was a vital part to allow this movie to bloom.
Relationships between characters felt so complex and brutal, yet realistic.
I really loved how there were multiple layers of what is going on and how they unraveled painfully and beautifully.
Overall good execution.
Even though I thought I knew exactly where this was all going, the ending got me pleasantly surprised.
"Spoonful of Sugar" succeeds to bring up some questions and thoughts on relationships between parents and their children. Some things to ponder on even after movie ends.