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Originally Posted by classic_horror_fan

I also saw that one on Netflix after reading the novella in "Full Dark, No Stars" by Stephen King, and it actually portrays the novella excellently. It may not be big budget, but not only does the story take place in rural America back in 1922, where and when times were a lot more primitive than they are now, no need for any big budget to make that time and setting look real and authentic, plus horror films don't need to be big budget in order to be good. It's more of a matter on knowing what you're doing and how to do it right with what you got then how big of a budget you have. They did overall well with what they have and really brought the story to life in an impressive way, especially the Sweetheart Bandits scenes, in my opinion. I'm looking forward to seeing "In The Tall Grass" and "Gerald's Game" on Netflix before too long.

The director of 1922 surely knew what they were doing. It's textbook. Gerald's Game was pretty entertaining. There's a subplot involving a tall man that's a real headscratcher.