Recent years have been full of horror films that use folklore in the service of horror - a few years ago, she was effectively frightened by the Witch of Robert Eggers, and in theaters you could recently watch Midsommar. Ari Aster in broad daylight. Tammy's prairie demons withstand these comparisons. This is a fascinating story of a woman waiting for her husband to return in a hut in a secluded, prairie forgotten by God. The more time Lizzy (excellent Caitlin Gerard) spends alone, the more she feels the presence of something strange - terrifying, inexplicable, coming from outside this world.

Emma Tammi understands that a good horror story not only about demons, but above all about demons of the human mind. Her thriller perfectly combines the real with the imaginary, and the western scenery, bathed alternately in the scorching sun and darkness of the night, turns out to be the perfect place for an unobvious horror film.