Dark Water

In the psychological horror thriller Dark Water, Dahlia (Jennifer Connelly) is going through a difficult divorce and moves with her daughter Ceci to a rundown apartment in New York. They soon discover mysterious dark water leaks from the ceiling of their home, revealing a disturbing past of the building. As Dahlia struggles to balance motherhood and her own demons, she unravels a chilling mystery that threatens her sanity and her daughter's safety. Dark Water explores the haunting effects of trauma and the blurred lines between reality and imagination, leading to a heart-wrenching and suspenseful climax.

Dark Water has been met with mixed reviews, with some critics praising Jennifer Connelly's emotionally resonant performance and the film's atmospheric tension. The Guardian described it as 'a chilling psychological horror that lingers in the mind,' while Variety lauded the film for its 'eerie and unsettling atmosphere that keeps viewers on edge.' However, other critics criticized the slow pace and lack of originality in the plot. The Hollywood Reporter mentioned, 'Dark Water struggles to distinguish itself from other supernatural horror films,' and Empire Magazine stated, 'Despite Connelly's efforts, the film fails to deliver a truly terrifying experience. Dark Water received a 47% rating on Rotten Tomatoes, with Metacritic giving it a score of 52/100. IMDb rates it at 5.6/10.