It always feels as if the people making this movie are having fun, and while that’s never a guarantee that the audience will too, it’s certainly the case here.

Bone Lake is one of those works that, at a certain point, demands a suspension of disbelief too great to be ignored, but whose casual, unserious style ultimately justifies any outburst. [Full review in Spanish]

It’s a fun, messed-up horror thriller playing with both familiar tropes and modern-day anxieties of love, sex, and finding out that someone has booked the same rental home for the weekend.

Even if [the] script becomes less interesting as it enters its third act, bringing secrets into the light and transitioning from [one genre to another], Mercedes Bryce Morgan's stylish, taut direction keeps the energy levels high...