Woe

About This Movie

Woe (2020) by Matthew Goodhue is this eerie blend of horror and mystery that plays with grief in a really unsettling way. The characters, Charlie and Betty, are steeped in emotional turmoil, and the creature that lurks behind them adds a constant sense of dread. It’s not just a standard jump scare fest; there’s an atmosphere that creeps up on you. Practical effects are solid and give the film a real tactile quality that’s becoming rare these days. The pacing, while slow at times, builds tension effectively, allowing the themes of loss and estrangement to resonate. Performances feel raw, especially in those moments of quiet reflection, making the whole experience quite haunting in its own right.

Focus on the practical effects.Check out the character dynamics.Great atmosphere.