Mini-Review: Behind the makeup, the theatrics, and the over the top actions of the characters, lies the true essence and brilliance of the film; the unsettling nature that builds time over time. It's the images of the mother descending into the subway, the uncomfortable spurts of blood during the medical tests, the music, that fucking 'face', that settle into your brain and make the rest of the movie so frightening. I can't give a greater compliment than to say this film made an atheist scared of demons.