As we continue Spooky Scary Stuff we take a look at a more modern style. A film that may have created a renaissance for what it is that horror can be without relying on jump scares. A film about a single mother trying to provide for herself and her difficult son, all while an evil presence has found its way in. A great film that touches on deep metaphors and mental health issues, creating an atmosphere that not only terrifies you with the creature itself but also with how real the emotions tied to it is. All you have to do, is let him in.
