The Midwife

About This Movie

The Midwife is an intriguing entry in the horror genre that plays with themes of desperation and the supernatural. The atmosphere is thick with dread, and the pacing builds tension nicely as the protagonist grapples with unexplainable events disrupting her seemingly normal life. The visit from the midwife serves as a catalyst for a series of chilling occurrences, and it’s interesting how the film weaves familial chaos into its horror narrative. While the performances bring a palpable sense of urgency and fear, it's the practical effects that really stand out—there's something refreshing about seeing real, tangible horror instead of just relying on CGI. It all creates a unique blend that sets it apart from other contemporary horror flicks.

Engaging use of practical effects enhances the horror. · Themes of family and chaos are central to the narrative. · The pacing builds suspense effectively throughout.