The Second Death

About This Movie

The Second Death has this eerie, unsettling vibe that creeps up on you. It's got that small-town horror feel, where the policewoman feels out of her depth, and the atmosphere is thick with tension. The pacing is a bit slow, but it builds dread nicely, letting the viewer soak in the grim surroundings. Then there's the kid with psychic abilities, which adds a layer of mystique—though you might question his motives. The idea of Mary as a murderer? That’s bold and a bit sacrilegious, which definitely sets it apart. Practical effects aren’t over-the-top but serve the story well, making the horrifying moments all the more impactful. Performances are solid, capturing that lonely desperation of the leads, which adds depth to the unfolding chaos.

Slow-building tension · Distinctive theme of faith and horror · Interesting character dynamics