Babadook
"Do you want to die?!” seven-year-old Samuel asks his stressed-out single mother, Amelia. She wonders if his question is a threat or a warning.
After dealing with Samuel’s frantic tantrums his entire life, Amelia suspects that her son has begun directing his violent misbehavior toward her.
However, after a dark and foreboding children’s book called Mister Babadook mysteriously appears on Samuel’s bookshelf, Amelia must decide if her son is truly deranged, or if there really is a bogeyman lurking in their darkened halls at night.
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It was a really good movie. It went back to old school horror movies but done classy.Good performances from Essie and Samuel. I urge everyone to try it!
Great
Surprisingly good. Great acting - quite suspenseful. Considering it was such a small budget I think it was very well done.
I don't usually enjoy horror theme films but this was a very good story rather than being scary. High class acting.
Thin story line was
not scary but acted well by Essie Davis and Noah Wiseman.
Great little Aussie horror, screened to a full house in Brisbane :)
It was an experience watching this movie with only 4 people in the room.
The movie itself is OK, not outstanding. I really liked both actors: Essie Davis (Amelia) and Samuel (Noah Wiseman). I think they did an amazing job!
At some points of the movie the sound was really loud in order to try to scare you... more than scaring it was a bit annoying!