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    ‘Skinamarink’ review: In this eerily abstract low-fi thriller, home is where the heart isn’t

    by Michael Phillips, Chicago Tribune Jan 11, 2023 3 minutes
    A moment from the micro-budget Canadian thriller "Skinamarink."

    The creepiest moments in the horror genre often come down to a single question provoked by slowly dawning terror; a certain degree, strategic or otherwise, of visual frustration; or a bit of both. Wait. What am I seeing here? That is the question.

    With the Canadian nano-budget paranormal film “Skinamarink,” opening this week in theaters and streaming later this year on Shudder, the answer’s a bit of both, and the movie’s

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