Without echoing too closely what the power is of this "horror movie," I'll warn viewers that this is not going to be your standard monster movie/ghost story. The monster is grief, the ghost is the ghost of anyone you have lost. The metaphor is woven so beautifully in this story, and I think the closest we have to a force or concept like this in American movies or literature is Pet Sematary. Yet, even with that, there is a heavy reliance on gore. _The Mimic_ has a handful of jump scares, but the focus is not on how frightened you might be, but on the gut punch of the way this ends. This has the slow, artistic feel of an A24 film, so if you're into that, you'll likely enjoy this. Just don't be fooled by the siren song of a Korean horror movie, think more along the lines of a drama with horror elements - similar to _The Babadook_.