It Comes is a brilliantly told, complex, and surprising journey that is the cinematic equivalent of Mr. Toad's Wild Ride.

Kuroki raises it to another level with emotions, from raw anger to disturbed self-loathing, stronger than the film's credulity-straining scares.

It Comes (Kuru) offers an unpredictable and mysterious horror tale adapted from Ichi Sawamura’s novel, with seamless CGI and a shifting narrative that keeps viewers intrigued. Though the changing focus between characters—especially the sudden disappearance of Hideki—may feel jarring, the story remains coherent and ends on a haunting yet unresolved note. At its core, the film urges viewers to take true responsibility when choosing to become a parent, not just in presence, but in providing care, guidance, and emotional support. Read the full review here: (Indonesian version : alunauwie.com)

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