Time to Eat

About This Movie

Time to Eat is one of those low-key horror flicks that creeps up on you. The tone is unsettling from the start, with a child’s innocent curiosity leading to some dark corners. The pacing is tight, building tension as the boy discovers what lurks in the basement. Practical effects are worth mentioning—there's a hands-on quality that really amps up the fear factor, and it’s refreshing in today's CGI-laden landscape. The performances are solid, especially from the young lead who straddles that line between playful and terrified, which makes the monstrous revelation hit harder. It feels distinct in its approach, leaning into childhood fears rather than just blood and gore. Worth a watch for those who appreciate horror that digs a little deeper into psychological themes.

Childhood fears explored in a unique way. · Practical effects enhance the horror. · Solid performances from the young cast.