Tara Sanders

I thought this movie was fantastic. It really does a good job of touching on grief and on the process of grieving someone while they're still alive. The father-daughter relationship between Blake and Ginger was lovely, and there were so many added complexities when taking into consideration the father-son relationship between Grady and Blake. There were tense moments and a few moments that made me grimace (such as the arm scene) which is to be expected of decent horror movie. Overall, I thought this movie was very moving and a wonderful watch. It may be my favorite movie of the year so far.

I loved this movie. It had so many classic tropes. Yes, there was some cheesy moments, but I think that actually made the movie better. The cheesy moments felt very remniscient of many of the movie genres and tropes that "We Have A Ghost" was parodying. Even while packing in so many tropes and shenanigans, the movie felt purposeful and cohesive, which considering how many different movie genres they managed to pack in here, is a truly impressive feat. The plot twists were foreshadowed from the beginning of the movie and when all of the pieces are finally put together, it suddenly feels obvious. I wouldnt change a thing about this movie. I genuinely enjoyed and loved it.