Laurence Vannicelli’s “Mother, May I?” may lack Lovecraftian aspects, yet it reverberates due to the troubled pasts of Emmet and Anya. Inheriting a house tests their bond, unraveling psychological intricacies. The film dances between possession and psychological turmoil, favoring subtlety over conventional horror. Kyle Gallner and Holland Roden deliver disquieting performances that drive the film’s eerie atmosphere. Anchored in a limited location, the setting intensifies unease, culminating in an unexpected conclusion. Visit flixtor for more!
