Melk

In Melk, a family moves into an old darn farmhouse located in a remote village and is now likely to turn it into their new dairy farm. But as the family advances in their dairying business, the ghostly spirit of an antique dairy business older than time possesses the farmhouse. A blend of horror and drama, the film exhibits the perverse outcomes of familial relations and ancient family curses.

Cast:

Toni Collette as the mother.

Finn Wolfhard as the young infant son.

Kathy Bates as the neighbor who is slightly sinister.

Positive Aspects:

With the narrative, the setting of the movie scenes has quite a gloomy effect.

Both mother Collette and neighbor Kathy Bates seem to have performed their roles superbly with intensity.

Because of the original approach to horror, the film shines in the genre.

Negative Aspects:

Plot is inconsistent being at times very slow paced and focused at drama than horror.

Others might argue that the horror scenes were clichéd or too many horror archetypes to appreciate.