Friendly Review : Baby Ruby

 I totally get what you’re saying about that film. It’s like a hidden gem that’s not officially labeled as horror, but it definitely has those horror vibes. Adding the horror metatag would be a good idea. And you’re right, trailers can sometimes spoil the whole story, so I’d avoid it too.

I was intrigued by the cast members too, especially Kit Harington from Game of Thrones. And Jayne Atkinson has a great style!

The tension in the film sounds intense, especially with the online influencer’s spiral into madness due to postpartum depression. It’s interesting how they explore her anxiety about motherhood and her mental health struggles. I love slow burn films like that, where the fear builds up gradually. And it’s impressive that they managed to create unique fright scenes that even shook you, considering how many horror films you’ve watched.

The small town setting in Upstate New York gives me Stephen King vibes, which I absolutely love. It seems like this film is more targeted towards older adults in the childbearing demographic. I guess teens and younger adults might not find it as interesting.

Great job on the paragraph! It’s much friendlier and more engaging now. Keep up the good work! 😄👍

Hey there! I totally get what you mean about this film. It sounds like it’s quite challenging to get through and might not be everyone’s cup of tea. It’s important to have trigger warnings for those who have experienced major mental health issues or breakdowns.

The way you describe the movie as a long, confusing nightmare really paints a vivid picture. Dreams can be disorienting with no clear structure, and it seems like this film captures that feeling. Exploring the mental challenges of having a child can be intense and different for everyone. It’s understandable how the sound of a crying baby can be a trigger for a breakdown.

It sounds like the film has elements of horror, character study, and surrealism, but it doesn’t quite come together in a cohesive way. While some parts may be interesting, the overall film-going experience may not be enjoyable.

Given the sensitive nature of the subject matter, it’s probably best to avoid this movie if you’re about to have a child or thinking about it. Thanks for sharing your thoughts on it, and I appreciate your honest review. Keep discovering movies that resonate with you! 😊🎥