Longlegs
A rookie FBI agent tries to catch a serial killer who goes by the name; Longlegs. I've seen this director's past work and always felt that he had a good movie in him, just needed a few rough-around-the-edges films under his belt. This is by far the best thing he's made.
The film has an amazingly creepy atmosphere, created by a very subtle score/SFX as well as some fantastic cinematography. The camera tracks in a lot, making you feel like you're actually being drawn into the film. A lot of the framing is also interesting, making you search around the screen looking for what could be hidden in the corners (he actually did this well with Blackcoat's Daughter). Acting was also a plus. Everyone was good but Maika was next level, her dialogue, movement etc. it all added to the eerie-ness of the film.
I also really enjoyed the plot (overall) as well as the theme covered but this is also where the film let's itself down a bit. The film is a mystery film and a lot of what happens is very predictable. There were many times where things were revealed and I'm there thinking "hang about, this was meant to be new news?". The ending also bugged me. I am happy with ambiguous endings if there's enough clues in the film to come to a solid conclusion but here (from what I've also read online), it seems like it's just a cliff-hanger with no real ending in mind and it's upto the viewer to just come up with it. Not really a fan of those types of endings. Feels like a cop out.
Overall, it's a really good movie that is just shy of being great due to a few narrative issues. I would recommend though... It might be slow paced but the time flies by (it's only 90 minutes long) 7.5/10