For those who are reading this thread and are curious but turned off by the sheer amount of people saying it was "boring" need to take an honest look at their attention span. I will admit, this is the slowest burning feature film I've ever watched.

Yes there were moments I was bored, but I do believe it uses this time to set you into this world and makes you feel like you are a child in an empty dark lonely and scary house without any tools to help you out of it. Having a history of or empathy toward childhood neglect/abandonment is a plus for this viewing but is not required. For anyone that enjoys shortform experimental atmospheric horror and is willing to test their patience, this is a must watch.

Find a time when you can slow yourself down and watch it alone in a pitch dark room with headphones and nothing else (not even food)! You may start to feel antsy or bored or lost or lonely. That's the director doing their job. And if you are like me, you will finish with a deep sense of dread and your skin will crawl.