A woman who achieved recognition through her books detailing frightening dreams finds herself pursued by an old witch. The author, Emma, returns home and discovers she has to protect not only herself but also the people she cares about when the witch appears. She seems unable to escape a pattern of worsening situations as she attempts to atone for past actions from her youth, while Marianne disrupts her existence. …

There are definitely some frightening scenes, yet I still struggle to view this as anything other than humorous. It carries the tone of a comedic work, despite not being classified as one. Regrettably, an interracial narrative also appears within its content. This marks another attempt at engaging with European television ("Dark" being a prior example), but it ultimately fell short of my expectations.

The setting itself was lovely, and the actors performed admirably. The filmmakers made effective use of lighting; the red and green hues served to focus attention appropriately. A distinctive touch was the quick turning of pages used to transition into the recap segments. While watching, I perceived it as humorous rather than frightening. It's true that if the characters had acted in a sensible way, there wouldn’t…