Sorry, Charlie

About This Movie

So, 'Sorry, Charlie' is this eerie little piece that creeps under your skin. The whole premise revolves around a helpline volunteer getting targeted by this enigmatic figure known as 'The Gentleman.' He uses the sound of a crying baby to lure women out, which is just chilling and speaks to some primal fears. The pacing is deliberate; it builds tension slowly, letting the atmosphere thicken like fog. The practical effects have a raw quality, adding to the unease. Performances are solid, especially the lead – she really captures the dread and vulnerability. It’s not just about jump scares; there’s something unsettling about the whole idea of trust being manipulated, and that makes it stick with you longer than you might expect.

Interesting use of sound design to enhance tension. · Explores themes of trust and manipulation. · Good example of practical effects in modern horror.