
I don't need happy endings in my movies. A downer ending is often what makes a movie great. But I do like satisfactory ones. It Comes at Night did not give that to me. Mystery is often its own reward, and I do believe that's what writer/director Trey Edward Shults was...

It's always family first in the apocalyptic world!
It was not what I was expecting, enjoyed it though. The trailer, the posters hints something else. So I thought it could be a horror, but it was even a terror or a thriller flick. Well, there were a few occasions...

The marketing made me expect something this movie was not and ultimately dissatisfied me with what I got.
Marketed as a horror creature movie, It Comes at Night disappoints due to the severe lack of creature horror. Instead, the film follows a family surviving an...

It Comes at Night is very realistic interpretation of a post-apocalyptic world which follows a family trying balance survival with their own morality.
I found almost every aspect of the story to be incredibly grounded; from the way the house is set up to the interact...