Pretty interesting and unique horror movie which is rare nowadays. But ending is confusing and sadly we don't have clear answer from the creators to explain this movie.
Never Let Go is a gripping survival thriller directed by Alexandre Aja that combines horror elements with intense family dynamics. My experience watching the film was both engaging and unsettling, as it effectively builds tension throughout. The story revolves around a mother and her twin sons who must defend themselves against an unspeakable evil threatening their home. The atmosphere is haunting, with stunning visuals that enhance the sense of dread. Aja's direction creates an unnerving world that kept me on the edge of my seat. While the performances are strong, particularly from the lead actress, I felt that the film struggled in its third act, where some of the tension dissipated and the plot became somewhat predictable. Despite this, the emotional core of the story highlighting the bond between mother and children resonated with me. Overall, Never Let Go offers a compelling mix of horror and drama, making it a worthwhile watch for fans of the genre, even if it doesn't fully capitalize on its intriguing premise. It left me reflecting on the lengths one would go to protect their loved ones. If you liked my experience, then check out the Latest Movie Reviews
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