It strikes me that this film has been unfairly missed, given how strange and disturbing it can be. There are moments when the narrative wanders, potentially making it difficult to follow, but I believe that's actually a feature rather than a flaw. The struggles of the people involved felt genuine and intensely affecting. What really stood out was its atmosphere of dread, which was far more effective than relying on predictable frights—it’s commendable that the filmmakers exercised restraint in that regard.

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