The Guardian -
30 Jan 2021 17:07

An ambitiously shot mid-lockdown B-movie boasts some eerie visuals and genuine suspense but stumbles with an overly convoluted mythology As film and TV production shut down along with so many other industries during the devastating year that wasn't, some creators found ways of using a restricted landscape to still make something, anything, a way to busy themselves while also keeping some faint stream of content alive, a weak trickle but a trickle nonetheless. For those of us who've been document...
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