Sensoria
Directed by Christian Hallman
Caroline has lost everything she cares for in the world. In the search for a new beginning, she moves into an old apartment and quickly begins to realize that she's not as alone as she thought. With a haunting score, this beautful, isolated creeper from Sweden carries influence from classic ghost tales and freaky apartment horror.
In a new apartment, a grieving woman quickly realizes that she's not as alone as she thought she was.
Cast: Lanna Olsson, Norah Andersen, Alida Morberg
Member Reviews
I don't understand all the negativity for this film! Granted, it's not a horror film as such, but on its own terms, its very effective. It is an allegory for grief and depression, with most of the secondary characters meant as metaphors. The protagonist's pain is translated very well through attention to (seemingly meaningless) detail... I read this as a commentary on the nihilistic perspective that depression gives us. Overall, I connected with the film and found it quite moving.
Awesome always love story’s like American Horror Story! especially the first episode. Give it a thought what if? The thought of Death over with and still having a exsistance. Who cares if not many from this side see you ⚔️think about it not many from this side see spirits but we’ are chained by fear of death, we are slaves to work. They
Pretty boring overall. The atmosphere and the actual shooting of the film are wonderful; but the scares are pretty formulaic for a film of this genre and pretty much depend on the "jump-scare-of-a-spooky-ghost" thing. I do like the lead character and she was the only thing that kept me watching. Not much personality otherwise.
Definitely a slow burn. I was disappointed in the ending. Has a clear Ringu and Ju-On influence going on in terms of mood and setting. It's got a few spooky-feeling moments going on. Sets up a chilling atmosphere.
Slow burn, if that’s not for you then skip it.