Flee the Light

About This Movie

Flee the Light is a gripping horror-thriller that plays with the uneasy dynamics of familial bonds and mental health. Alexandra Senza crafts a haunting atmosphere where the line between reality and delusion blurs. The pacing is deliberate, building tension as the psychology student delves deeper into her sister's psychosis. What sets this film apart is its practical effects, which lend a raw authenticity to the creature's appearance. Performances are solid, particularly the sisters' complex relationship—it’s almost palpable. There's a palpable dread that lingers, making viewers question the nature of fear itself. The creature, tied to ancient lore, feels both timeless and fresh, adding a distinctive layer to an already unsettling narrative.

Distinct use of practical effects enhances the horror elements. · Slow-burn pacing that builds suspense effectively. · Themes of family and mental health are explored with depth.