The Lodge's reviews
Media reviews
El Mundo
Everything works with obsessive precision in a waste of virtuosity that literally kidnaps the viewer's gaze and imprisons it in the depths of their fears.
Variety
Genre homage does not appear to be an intention here, but the film is certainly at its best in fostering a sense of stylish dread and orchestrating some harrowing individual sequences. Still, even those elements? effectiveness would be greater if the whole moved at a slightly less draggy pace.
The Hollywood Reporter
While the filmmakers' control of mood, menacing atmosphere and unsettling spatial dynamics remains arresting, their story sense grows shaky in a chiller that starts out strong but becomes meandering and repetitive.
Collider
There?s a quality to the atmosphere in the movie that prohibits you from taking a step back and assessing the big picture. Instead, you feel the severe isolation of the location of the cottage, you?re further boxed into the small home by the storm, and then on top of that, the visuals and plot progression encourage a frantic search for answers while observing Mia, Aidan and Grace?s behavior.
Festival Internacional de Cine de Lanzarote