Homonym

About This Movie

Homonym, directed by Lily Howkins, dives into the eerie interplay of disbelief and horror. The police station setting creates a tense atmosphere, almost claustrophobic, as the story unravels through the eyes of a distraught teenage girl. Her claims of a malevolent force are initially brushed aside, which adds to the film's unsettling tension—how often do we ignore the marginalized? The pacing keeps you on edge, with escalating dread that seeps into every corner of the station. Performances are raw, with a standout portrayal from the lead that really captures the essence of fear and desperation. The practical effects, though sparing, are effective in amplifying the psychological horror. It’s a layered narrative that forces viewers to question their own biases while enveloping them in a chilling experience.

Compelling themes of disbelief and societal prejudice. · Effective use of practical effects enhances the horror. · A unique blend of drama and psychological tension.