Lullaby

I ended up enjoying this one more than the reviews led me to believe I would. It was generally entertaining with a decent pace that kept me engaged. I would say my biggest problem with it was that the movie as a whole almost felt like a PG-13 version of what I wanted it to be. It kind of felt like just a step above a made for TV movie. While it had a spooky story, some creepy moment and some cool effect/scenes, it just didn't go that extra step that could have made it genuinely scary and in my eyes all around more successful. I think the most successful parts about this were the story and the acting. The story, at its foundation, while not super original was intriguing and I saw a lot of potential for something really cool. They didn't do a bad job by any means, like I said, it was just a little disappointing they didn't amp up the horror a bit. I also thought the acting was quite good. Supporting characters were passable, but the mom and dad did a really good job and really sold it. I don't think that it would have been what it ended up being without them. Overall I think the other reviews are a little harsh. This was a good movie. Nothing to run over to your streaming service and watch immediately, but still worth a watch. Would recommend.

This review does NOT give spoilers so please feel free to read before watching. Lullaby gets a 9/10 from me. This motion picture is entertaining to the end while giving chills the whole way through. The only downside is the ending keeps you unsure and is quite sad. I recommend watching but NOT at night time unless you want to be scared walking through your house unless you want to be wondering what ever little sound was and catching yourself looking twice at things you may see through the corner of your eyes. This movie does a great job at starting with some good scares and keeps giving them to you unlike some movies with one or two good scares and the rest just talk and gives a great story line.