The Innocents

About This Movie

So, 'The Innocents' is set in 19th century Argentina and just oozes this eerie atmosphere throughout. You’ve got Rodrigo, who’s coming back to a family farm he left behind due to some dark memories. The pacing feels deliberate; it builds tension gradually, which really pulls you into the unsettling family dynamics. The film dives into themes of guilt and the past haunting the present, and it does this with some striking practical effects that enhance the horror without relying heavily on CGI. Performances are quite compelling, particularly in how they convey hidden traumas. It’s a film that lingers after viewing, not because of jump scares, but due to its unsettling tone and the weight of its historical context.

Pacing builds tension effectively, immersing the viewer. · Strong themes of guilt and familial ties are central. · Practical effects create a tangible sense of horror.