Laurence Vannicelli’s “Mother, May I?” may not embody Lovecraftian horror, yet it resonates due to the tumultuous pasts of Emmet and Anya. Inheriting a house incites friction, unraveling their relationship and dredging up psychological complexities. The film teases possession while exploring deeper psychological roots, opting for subtle terror over conventional horror. Kyle Gallner and Holland Roden’s compelling performances underpin this eerie atmosphere. The confined setting intensifies the unease, culminating in a conclusion that subverts expectations. Visit myflixer for more!
