The Midwife (2021)

The Midwife: Directed by Ryan Gage, Marta Baidek. With Tiffany Ceri, Lara Goodison, Jeremy Joyce, Christos Lawton. A desperate woman tries to make sense of the supernatural occurrences bringing chaos to her young family. Things take a turn when the midwife pays a visit.

“Charlie and Lissie are expecting their first child. For some unknown reason, they have a young woman living with them. It is said that she is a tenant, but she lives there the same way the couple do. She is with them constantly, watching tv, eating together, offer relationship advice, ,acts like an annoying sister.u003cbr/u003eu003cbr/u003eOut of nowhere, a woman who claims to be a midwife comes to their door, offering medicine to drink and acts snobbish and strange (not in a horror way, but more in a u0026quot;no one would say thatu0026quot; way)u003cbr/u003eu003cbr/u003eI love horror, I love pregnant horror movies, and being Scandinavian, I love British movies. Still, this was a mess of a movie. No horror, nothing scary, nothing remotely unsettling, not even one jump scare. No shadows, no ghosts, no apparitions, nothing. Its not chilling, its just fricking weird. People act and speak like they are in a school play in the seventies.u003cbr/u003eu003cbr/u003eThe u0026quot;twistu0026quot; is not one, and the reason for the man and female tenant sneaking out and around is painfully obvious.”