Pets

About This Movie

So, 'Pets' is an interesting piece. It’s a drama that plays on that creeping tension of domestic safety—or lack thereof. The atmosphere is thick with unease, thanks in part to the sparse but effective score that accentuates the protagonist’s paranoia. The pacing has a slow burn quality, allowing you to really sink into her worries about her cat, which honestly feels relatable. The performances are a stand-out; the young woman conveys this mounting dread with such nuance, it really pulls you in. There’s a focus on practical effects that heightens the realism, which adds to the overall unsettling tone. You get drawn into her world, and it’s quite fascinating how it taps into those primal fears we all have.

Explores themes of safety and paranoia · Strong character-driven narrative · Effective use of atmosphere and pacing