Him

About This Movie

So, 'Him' is an intriguing piece of horror that plays with tension and paranoia in a really effective way. It starts off slow, with François just chilling in a café, but then it ramps up when Pierre's frantic call comes in. The atmosphere is thick, almost suffocating at times, really drawing you into the dread that something’s lurking just out of frame. The practical effects? They’re well done, grounding the supernatural elements in a way that feels visceral. The performances, especially from whoever plays Pierre, really sell that sense of fear. There's this haunting quality to it that lingers, and you can feel the weight of friendship and betrayal hovering just beneath the surface. Not your typical jump-scare flick, but it gets under your skin.

Interesting take on horror tropes.Great use of practical effects.Focuses heavily on character dynamics.