Creepy, disturbing, sad, and beautifully shot. Excellent psychological/occult horror film. You may feel slightly lost at times due to some things not being ...
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This is an all-round very well directed film, the cinematography is brilliant and I especially loved the lighting, it's very dark, very shadowy and with it ...
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Very well written, good acting and good story. Good example of a horror movie not having to rely on jumpscares to be considered creepy. Not to mention it was ...
I really liked it, the atmosphere was exactly what I love. The performances are terrific in my opinion, and I didn't see the twist coming.
I absolutely loved The Blackcoat's Daughter. The performances from the five main actors are all superb, with Shipka particularly impressive as ...
Overall, The Blackcoat's Daughter is a well crafted horror that cleverly cuts between three characters while still juggling the fact that it is indeed a slow- ...
In spite of some compelling performances and a consistent mood, the film fails to ground any of these aesthetic flourishes in story or emotion.
What better movie to watch while in self-isolation during the apocalypse than one where two girls are stuck at their private school with the ...
A film called “February”, more commonly known as “The Blackcoat's Daughter”, and the set up seemed interesting, plus it had Emma Roberts and Lucy Boynton in it.
Slow and seductive and deliberately vague, this deeply unsettling tale of lost parents and troubled daughters exudes atmosphere while hoarding facts.