undertone

Actually managed to get under my skin. Its two gimmicks work well in tandem I just wish it was a little more creative with it.

Great scary movie that also creeps the hell out. And that relate very well with the movie "Hokum" that premiered last week, I think. It's

Cliched with some of its elements, but still a very creepy film. Unique concept with excellent sound design. Not amazing, but is eerie

Unsettling slow-burn horror about a woman caring 4 her dying mother & recording a podcast about disturbing voice memos, chilling & effective

More audio driven than anything else, which might not be for everyone but it was for me. Very creepy and makes you feel isolated throughout.

Undertone is subtle in its horror & knows how to build tension with each scene. Ian Tuason does a great job for his 1st feature film.

Genuinely horrifying if you allow yourself to be immersed in the story, akin to the Blair witch project in both suspense and discourse.

Points for starting off decent & building an eerie tone but I lowkey hated it tbh. Never has any payoff, explanation or true scares IMO

Slow-burns focused on audio and building dread require compelling writing and acting to bolster the efficacy of both. This has neither.

The constant anticipation kept me at the edge of my seat.