Kindred

"Smart and unsettling (...) Skilled performances from the entire cast help, but no less crucial to the film's effectiveness is the visual command, the elegant yet somehow baleful compositions" 

"In his elegant and unsettling feature directorial debut, 'Kindred' director Joe Marcantonio (...) lays out an intricate, if familiar gaslighting scenario that still has plenty of fresh drama to mine" 

"While 'Kindred' is more terrifyingly timely than truly scary, Lawrance, in the leading role, sells it" 

"[It] offers up some effectually unsettling sights and sounds, but it’s difficult to shake the feeling that it has nothing left to say long before it staggers, alongside its very pregnant heroine, toward the finish line (…) Rating: ★★ (out of 4)" 

"A compelling thriller that plays gloriously on the notion of trust -- or lack thereof (...) It's a unique movie, and utilizes its remote setting to great effect." 

"A derivative, irritating thriller (...) It doesn’t help that Charlotte is a completely underdeveloped character who comes off mostly as dull and ineffectual" 

"A beautiful and elegiac film about the trauma of pregnancy, 'Kindred' is better in theory than in execution. Though it’s full of compelling imagery and atmosphere befitting a Brontë novel"