In this chilling Austrian psychological horror, twin brothers Elias and Lukas are left alone with their mother after her reconstructive facial surgery leaves her wrapped in bandages. But as they begin to question whether the woman beneath the gauze is truly their mother, a sinister game of identity and trust unfolds. The oppressive atmosphere, masterful use of silence, and the boys’ unsettling innocence create a slow-burning dread that lingers long after the credits roll. A deeply disturbing exploration of childhood fear and maternal bonds, ‘Goodnight Mommy’ will make you question the very nature of family.
German: Ich Seh, Ich Seh, Lit. 'I See, I See'.
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In this chilling Austrian psychological horror, twin brothers Elias and Lukas are left alone with their mother after her reconstructive facial surgery leaves her wrapped in bandages. But as they begin to question whether the woman beneath the gauze is truly their mother, a sinister...
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German: Ich Seh, Ich Seh, Lit. 'I See, I See'. was released in 2014.
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User Reviews
“The atmosphere was incredibly oppressive and claustrophobic. The twin actors were convincingly eerie, and the slow build of dread had me on edge. It's not jump-scare horror, but it gets under your skin.”
“I appreciate the themes and the acting, but the pacing was too slow for me. The reveal was shocking, but the middle dragged on. If you're looking for a slow-burn psych horror, you might dig it.”
“This movie really made me question what I would do as a parent. The psychological tension between the boys and the 'mother' was masterfully delivered. The ending left me disturbed and thinking for days.”
“A well-crafted film with a strong atmosphere, but I felt the ambiguity was a bit too much at times. The twist was foreshadowed, but still impactful. Worth watching for fans of arthouse horror.”

























































































