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So, 'Elizabeth Carter'—it's one of those indie horror flicks where the atmosphere really gets under your skin. The pacing's kind of uneven, with some slow burn moments that add to the tension, but then it hits you with these jolts of violence that feel raw, almost unhinged. You can't help but feel the dread creeping in, especially with the performances from the cast. They embody their roles well, making you feel for the victims in a visceral way. There's a minimalist approach to the practical effects, which sometimes works wonders in horror, letting your imagination fill the gaps. The whole premise around a psychologist turned killer is intriguing, and it really delves into the darker corners of the human psyche, which gives it a more cerebral edge than typical slasher fare.
Interesting take on psychological horror.Solid performances, especially from the lead.Explores themes of fear and manipulation.
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