I watched the trailer expecting a horror film, but instead got a character study instead. That being said, it was good for what it was. Just don't expect to feel spooked or scared. A bit slow at times, the film seemed more interested in exploring the narrator's frame of mind and experiences rather than the supernatural element (which doesn't happen until well into the movie). Still, amazing acting and cinematography with an interesting message. I think the main actor did an amazing job and showed an impressive range of emotions. The set was beautiful and haunting. I wish they had fleshed out some of the minor characters more, and had more flashbacks with the mom to provide more depth for his grief.
Review of Mr. Harrigan's Phone
