The Witch in the Window

Mitton's film never goes where you expect, while deploying its horror tropes to show the cracks and fissures in contemporary America's nuclear family structure. Its ending, so poignantly bittersweet, is very hard-earned...

Simon and his son, Finn, go to spend a few weeks doing up an old house, where they encounter its previous owner, Lydia (deceased).

A simple yet solid paranormal story.

It's not particularly divisive, it's just not entertaining for all. It's definitely worth a watch for how it approaches things and what it does with its central subject.