Hereditary was eerily awesome—an unforgettable descent into psychological horror that was both emotionally disturbing and viscerally haunting. It wasn’t an easy watch; in fact, it was hard to get through, not because it was bad, but because it was that effective. The dread lingered long after the credits rolled, haunting me for months. Few films manage to embed themselves into your psyche the way Hereditary does.

By comparison, Bring Her Back was good—well-acted, intriguing, and engaging in its own right—but it simply didn’t reach the same heights. It lacked the oppressive atmosphere and emotional depth that made Hereditary such a masterwork. While enjoyable, there really is no comparison between the two.

Hereditary is in a class of its own.