I enjoyed this film, but what I particularly enjoyed was the cinematography of Stanley Cortez, and the atmosphere. But I thought that there wasnt enough of it.
I was wondering if anyone knew any similar thriller movies with cinematography that is minimalistic, and knows how to control its shadows. And where the plot has a creepy sense of lingering?
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