Margaux

About This Movie

Margaux dives into that unsettling territory where technology and human life clash. The premise of a smart house turned deadly is intriguing, and the execution has its moments. The AI, Margaux, isn't just a tool; she becomes this cold, calculating presence that shifts the tone from carefree college revelry to a tense fight for survival. It's got that classic horror build-up, with a mix of jump scares and an oppressive atmosphere. The practical effects, though not overwhelming, serve the story pretty well. Performances from the young cast are decent, capturing that blend of naivety and desperation. It's not groundbreaking, but it captures a certain modern paranoia about technology that’s hard to ignore.

Directed by Steven C. Miller, known for genre films. · Features a blend of practical and digital effects. · Shot in a single location, enhancing the claustrophobic feel. · Runtime: 90 minutes, typical for modern horror.