Dusk

About This Movie

Dusk is a curious entry in the horror genre, diving into the unsettling waters of psychic phenomena. The film manages to create an eerie atmosphere, primarily set in the desolate ruins where the TV crew is filming. It's interesting how the narrative unfolds, with a rather unlikable director at the center who embodies selfishness and a troubling sense of entitlement. His interactions, particularly with the mysterious woman who seems to observe him, add layers of tension and unease. The pacing varies, sometimes dragging a bit but that just heightens the suspense, allowing dread to simmer. Practical effects, while not groundbreaking, contribute nicely to the film's overall unsettling vibe. It’s distinct for its focus on the psychological over the overtly supernatural, making it a solid if not conventional watch for genre enthusiasts.

Psychic themes explored uniquely · Strong atmospheric tension · Intriguing character dynamics