It reaches a crimson crescendo that feels fitting for its aims.

Laura Casabé abstracts the typical emotions of tortured teens, only to then amplify them.

Casabé uses magical realism and the macabre to explore desire, jealousy, and insecurity within a protagonist who's both extremely relatable and scary to contemplate.

A haunting blend of coming-of-age drama and psychological horror, elevated by strong atmosphere and a compelling lead performance. Uneven at times, but its unsettling tone and thematic ambition leave a lasting impact.