It’s entertaining to see a fresh take on a frightening premise. I thought this was a solid film, featuring some truly suspenseful scenes, characters who elicit empathy, and an effective plot development. Anthony is exceptionally unsettling, and I sincerely hope he isn't limited to portraying similar roles indefinitely, especially considering his previous work as Homelander. The direction is well-executed, and whil…

It didn't really grab my attention. It wasn’t until about two-thirds of the way through that anything significant began to unfold. Before that point, I thought Lizzy Caplan and Antony Starr gave rather lifeless portrayals; their acting felt unnatural. Woody Norman and Cleopatra Coleman fared better, and while the plot is acceptable, I struggled to get past the lackluster performances just to reach the disappointing f…

Woody Norman delivers a noteworthy performance in what’s otherwise a fairly standard horror film. The story centers around an eight-year-old boy who begins to perceive sounds emanating from the walls of their old house. His parents initially attempt to reassure him, but things shift when his teacher, "Miss Divine," portrayed by Cleopatra Coleman, presents them with a drawing he created at school, creating an uncomfor…

Cobweb utilizes familiar horror tropes but manages to offer something slightly distinct, though not particularly unexpected. From the beginning, it’s clear what Cobweb signifies: a story about a child isolated by their parents due to being unusual and somewhat unsettling. The film distinguishes itself with several alterations that elevate it beyond standard expectations, largely for the better. A fresh approach…