I thoroughly enjoyed it, and I'd love to see more. I really appreciate when the genre of horror doesn't stick to jump scares and overexplained narrative, but very much like all forms of art, seeks to provoke a feeling and play with one's traumas.
It doesn't matter that you don't get spoonfed a linear and cohesive narrative when the scariest parts of fear are the ones your own traumas seep into and try to fill those gaps. We will always be able to cook up much more horrifying 'truths' with our own imagination than any movie can depict.
I hope this turns into a feature film or even better a series, because it looked so damn good!
It doesn't matter that you don't get spoonfed a linear and cohesive narrative when the scariest parts of fear are the ones your own traumas seep into and try to fill those gaps. We will always be able to cook up much more horrifying 'truths' with our own imagination than any movie can depict.
I hope this turns into a feature film or even better a series, because it looked so damn good!