Slenderman (2018) I'm not a big horror film fan, but I braved yet another one. Luckily, the cinematographer in me (that's my job, fyi) can also watch it from a technical point of view which I guess can take the "scariness" away for me. There were elements which were scary or chilling to me which captured me right at the points when I relaxed a lot more. The audio and music were exactly what you'd expect from a horror. Minimal with plenty of sound effects to create the fear of the monster. Hallucinations and disorientation were created with visual effects which didn't look too bad. They weren't cheesy or out of place within the film, and I think it did actually heighten it because it kind of made you feel a bit queasy sometimes. Technically, there were a few shots I really liked- the one which stood out was the character upside down on the bed and in the frame, the camera rotates and then she eventually flips onto her stomach and it just flows so well,...