Directed by:
Cody CalahanScreenplay:
Adam SeyboldCinematography:
Jeff MaherComposer:
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Helen (Alanna LeVierge) is a bike courier who suffers a traumatic head injury at the hands of a stranger. When she awakens in a hospital to discover that she has a benign growth in her brain, she begins to experience dark visions, voices, and the omnipresence of a strange young woman. Thrust back into her life, Helen finds herself lost in a walking nightmare, in which nothing is what it seems, because the thing inside her mind will stop at nothing to get out. (Precision Pictures)
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A solid horror film from Canada, one of the better ones this year. Let Her Out is more or less body horror, psychological drama and part ghost story, which is very refreshing and works well. The main character is attractive and likeable, I found the explanation of why the main character is doing what she is doing intelligently and logically delivered, the scene in the metro and the finale are very intense. There are less nastiness compared to Contracted and Bite, but even this form suited me. 70%
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The American horror film Let Her Out is strong in that it manages to offer uncomfortable scenes that some viewers may turn away from. This, together with the atmosphere of uncertainty from the opening, creates quite a strong mix that will lure the viewer in and perhaps not let go until the end. The ending is not the film's strong point, but its progression is able to please. This film will please horror fans, but otherwise, it’s quite disgusting.
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