Julz Savard

The way this film depicts mental health and suicidal ideation is phenomenal. Never have I watched a film where I was so emotionally taken while at the same time on the edge of my seat. The themes weren’t too forced, they were played with just the right amount of dialogue, creative depiction (those mirror scenes, man) and pacing to really give you a thought-provoking, suspenseful experience. Absolutely recommend this movie—don’t worry, it won’t make you think too hard, but it will give you such a profound look at the distorted reality in which a mentally unstable person can live and believe in.