You are either going to really love this one or barely remember it after you see it, but given the lack of new film available in this season, I found this one a very enjoyable ride. It has the small town eerie sensibility of a twilight zone episode or an old radio drama but uses some incredibly innovative camera work to develop a sense of movement and momentum. While decidedly low budget, its’ success on a shoestring harkens the arrival of a whole new breed of filmmakers and auteurs. It has a little language, but it is appropriate for anyone in your family who was okay with “Stranger Things”.

• IMDB 6.7

• Rotten Tomatoes 92%/63%

• (PG-13)