45/14

Tells the story of Graham, Jake, and Phillip Reilly and their deceased father. Their pasts collide when a family secret is uncovered, turning their father’s garage into the site of a vengeance from beyond the grave. George Reilly: Illness and I are one. As most critics have acknowledged, the best thing about this film is the practicality of the special effects. The family drama doesn’t resonate as strongly as it could, but it builds over the course of the film. The father figure is sympathetic, and a poignant “teamwork” moment at the end of the film is surprisingly well-timed. I didn’t think they would, but the characters won me over by the end, despite their flaws. The pace is a little slow, but things pick up enough in the last 20 minutes to make it worth the effort. Not only are the practical special effects well produced, but the way they are revealed to the audience, first in close-up, then in low light, before being shown in all their glory, is simply fantastic. Recommended for fans of When Evil Lurks (2023), Almost Human (2013) and Altered (2006).

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