Absolutely the worst movie.

It's easily one of the freshest, sharpest and most enjoyable films of this year.

The film may be flawed, but its message is not.

Strong acting helps the film overcome an uncertain premise and create characters that hold our attention absolutely.

This is a perfect example of a flick that will have his haters. It is a horror but it's filmed in an arty way. You really have to follow closely to catch it all. This isn't a no-brainer although after a while I knew who the killer was. But there's more going on, slowly you get to know what happened earlier. You really will get into the mind of Kai Koss (Kristoffer Joner) but as I said earlier it's done in an arty way and some will hate that because by doing so the director, Pål Øie, could add jump scene's with a ghost although it isn't a ghost story. Towards the end there are a few killings but it's shot really low on blood. The effects used was rather okay. A slow builder, surely a horror but for those who can dig arty flicksGore 1/5 Nudity 0/5 Effects 3/5 Story 3/5 Comedy 0/5

Skjult is an above average horror movie. The cinematography is just excellent especially for a horror movie. There are enough scares throughout to keep you firmly in your seat.But is does follow the standard plot of a horror movie. A mystery, a lot of scares and then a big reveal in the end. But the pacing is quite good throughout. And the big reveal doesn't feels anticlimactic like it does in so many horror movies.Technically the movie is very slick. Everybody has done a good job in acting but nothing really special. Overall a very satisfying horror movie.

We got wave of Norway horror films coming lately to us and most of them are pretty interesting. The same case is with this one which is a decent combination of psychological horror mixed with serial killer thriller and mystery. Good combination which keeps you without the answer until the end, but maybe even after that, depending on how you comprehended the whole idea. But it certainly keeps you entertained most of the time with tense scenes, good acting and some beautiful camera shots of the night. If you ask me, this movie needs more thorough work on the plot axis and kind of balance between questions and answers in the film where questions prevail in much greater number than answers until the end. All in all, interesting chiller for your favorite horror hours.

Kai Koss returns to his childhood home after his mothers death, and are forced to face his past, and himself, as dark secrets are revealed.Director Pål Øie is utilizing the beautiful Norwegian landscape to it's fullest. It makes for the perfect setting in this chilling horror. The suspense it tangible, and it gets under your skin from the very beginning, giving a lot of jumps and scares. The film may follow a lot of the genre conventions, yet it leaves a lot to your imagination also. The pacing works, and there is never a dull moment. The cast are giving their finest, and male lead Joner is showing us again why he should be considered one of the best Norwegian actors. If you are looking for some thrills and chills, you should definitely see this.