WHERE'S ROSE

Cinemavixion Review

In "Where's Rose," director John Mathis crafts a chilling tale centered on a disturbing premise: a child's return from a disappearance marked by an unsettling transformation. The film hinges on the palpable unease generated as an older sibling senses a sinister entity inhabiting his younger sister's form. Ty Simpkins and Anneliese Judge deliver compelling performances, anchoring the narrative in genuine familial fear. While the IMDb rating suggests a mixed critical reception, the film's strength lies in its atmospheric tension and commitment to its unsettling core. "Where's Rose" is a worthy watch for fans of psychological horror who appreciate a slow burn that delves into the uncanny and the terrifying possibilities lurking beneath the surface of normalcy.