The Midnight Swim

A good try. Using found footage to tell a story that's more drama than horror is lovely. There are a lot of interesting ideas, good techniques and stunning shots - but it doesn't come together into a coherent work. What we get hints at a compelling thematic statement, but it's muddled by subplots - I wasn't sure who the main character was until two-thirds of the way through. This was the writer/director's first feature film, and I'm sure she learned a lot; I look forward to her future efforts.

Interesting conceit, subpar execution. Still, it's Fine as a debut feature. Looking forward to seeing what Adina Smith brings forth in the future.

In your grandmother's house made us see a garbage movie.

The mystery here is when the hell does this film start. I gave up 47 minutes in - more than half way - and it hadn't yet started, there's slow and there's taking the piss