Noah Osei

“I went in expecting just another predictable jump scare fest, but the way they focus on the protagonist's quiet desperation really got to me. That scene in the kitchen where he finally realizes the cost of his wish is so understated, just him staring at his own hands while the light fades. It’s not perfect and the ending feels a bit rushed, but I couldn't stop thinking about that one lingering shot of his face in the mirror.”