The story was just like a bad tummy bug. There was nothing really much to it, except a feeling of sickness and a nasty taste in my mouth. The main character, who plays Super mum, is able to take on errands and even allows a neighbour to keep her front door keys so she could enter at will. As if anyone would do that! Her son spends the majority of the film in hospital after being run over by a creep. Her friend is an elderly man who uses a Ouija board to communicate. The actual weirdo who hurts children in the area lives in a disgusting place infested with rats, but shockingly he's a hospital doctor! It can't get anymore gross when it turns out he's a partner in crime to his sister who organised many despicable attacks against children.
Review of In the Shadows, Someone's Watching
