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Crew

Director: Aneesh Chaganty

Writers: Aneesh Chaganty, Sev Ohanian

Casting: Rich Delia, Coco Kleppinger

Editors: Will Merrick, Nicholas D. Johnson

Cinematography: Hillary Spera

Asst. Directors: Cody McCullough, Reed Makayev

Add. Directing: Douglas Mitchell

Lighting: Tom Starnes

Camera Operators: Junichi Hosoi, Len Peterson

Add. Photography: Matthew Enns, Len Peterson

Production Design: Jean-Andre Carriere

Art Direction: Brent Bell

Set Decoration: Sara McCudden, Kathryn Slessor, Steve Benson, Heather Arabsky, Lindsey Bart, Casey Downes, JD Ormond, Destiny Odway

Special Effects: George Tucci, Marc Reichel

Visual Effects: Raoul Bolognini

Title Design: Hsien Lun Su, Aaron Becker

Stunts: Sean Skene, Rick Skene, Kristen Sawatzky

Composer: Torin Borrowdale

Sound: Russ Dyck, Nick Offord, Rustam Gimadiyev, Andrey Medvedkov, P.K. Hooker, Andrew Twite, Sergey Timoschuk, Matt Yocum, Bogdan Zavarzin, Richard Kitting

Costume Design: Heather Neale

Makeup: Doug Morrow, Eryn Krueger Mekash

Hairstyling: Pina Robinson, Michelle Ceglia

Cast

Sarah Paulson as Diane Sherman

Kiera Allen as Chloe Sherman

Sara Sohn as Nurse Kammy

#Thriller #Horror #Drama

This review contains Spoilers ⚠️

The best performance, in my opinion, was by Kiera Allen. Especially when the character Diane locks up Chloe in the basement, and she shivers and cries out of fear for her "fake mother". She represented the betrayed teenage girl to the word, and honestly exceeded my expectations. Sarah Paulson did an amazing job too, you know what they say, when you hate the person playing the role, they did too good a job.

The screenplay and dialogues were so good, organized and apt to the storytelling too.

The story itself seemed so real, especially when we get hints throughout the movie. Chloe being disconnected to the world - no phone, no personal computer, no internet!? - just nothing that is hers; not getting into any college despite being smart, and the house being secluded. Her only contact is through her mother. This is really an edge-of-the-seat, extremely relatable, easily real kinda story.

A must watch!

Tschüss!

Later Alligator, Aadhya ♥️