LUX

About This Movie

LUX (2023) has this strange vibe, almost like an indie horror flick that took a wrong turn. The pacing feels deliberately slow, adding to the tension as the newlywed couple navigates this eerie town. The monster is intriguing—its face is literally a light, which brings a surreal quality to the whole thing. Practical effects are used effectively, enhancing the unsettling atmosphere without relying heavily on CGI. The performances are solid; the couple's chemistry feels genuine amidst the bizarre happenings. There's a real sense of isolation here, and the dread builds nicely. It’s not your typical horror fare, but there’s something distinct about how it plays with light and darkness, both literally and thematically.

Strange atmosphere that lingers · Interesting take on horror tropes · Focus on practical effects enhances realism