The Endless

Nicely paced reveals without actually giving any end-game full answers. Was really pleased with this. I'm not a horror fan, but a huge thriller buff and I appreciate tension, build, mystery, more tension, some nail biting, tossing in questioning of reality, and deeper meaning layered into the context. Yeah, some of the free-will questions are spoon-fed, but there are other western family/religion and political ideals being questioned as well. There is one quote in the film that really put the entire thing in a nutshell, but I don't want to give anything away. It got incredibly high rating everywhere I've looked except IMDb, so was suprised at 6.5 here. I assume its from people expecting a horror and being given a Sci-fi philosophical thriller and being miffed about it.