Woman in black: Angel of death!?

             I went to see the new Woman in black: Angel of death last night. I found it's plot of involving children rather similar to our context. The overuse of prolonged silences and long paced shots created the sinister and daunting atmosphere i hope will be portrayed in our opening 2 minutes. Despite holding the audiences interest with it's compelling storyline, i couldn't help but cover my eyes and ears throughout the more 'active' scenes. One of my favourite things played out in both films, is the connotation aroused with certain rooms\objects. almost instantly after entering the nursery you become aware of the tragedy and simply the dismaying scenes that occur within that setting. so much so, you know something disheartening is going to happen just with a shot of the door of the nursery.