There are three ventilation hatches on the ceiling of the Lenfilm cinema hall. How do I remember this? While watching "The Half of It"

The film, costing half a million (!) dollars, relies on jump scares and ultra-high-quality sound. The debut of Ian Tuason is based on children's lullabies, appealing to collective experience.

If you look more broadly, it's a story about the otherworldly power of pregnancy; it's no wonder that in some myths children were considered demonic beings before baptism. It addresses the fear of losing a child, hormonal changes in a woman's body, and sometimes postpartum depression.

This film cannot be watched at home. Only a cinema can let you feel all the horror (in addition, experiencing collective fear).

Nina Kira ("The Handmaid's Tale") carries the entire chamber drama. The irrationality of the heroine raises questions if you start asking trivial questions. But in horror, they don't do that, relying on the instinctive nature of fear. So we won't either.

Already in theaters thanks to pro:vzglyad🤩