Once again France delivers a seemingly good horror flick up until the WTF ending. First with High Tension and now with Ils, or translated to "Them". This movie is the perfect example of how a low-budget horror film with a simple cast can be effective if you give it the right atmosphere. This movie will definitely give you the chills considering its all taken place in an old dark mansion. So the story, much like the cast, is quite simple -- a woman and her hubby are plagued by mysterious calls, and other unfamiliar events one night, from the TV turning off and on, to their car seemingly moved from the back to the front of the house.

Someone is essentially playing mind games with the couple, and we soon find out that they've got murderous intent, as apparent to the night before when they killed a mother and daughter duo on their way home. For almost an hour we witness our two leads as they attempt to flee and hide from whomever that's chasing them. We're not shown who they are, except for the faint silhouette of hooded individuals. They also emit some kind of odd, almost inhuman, noise, which adds to the already tense atmosphere during a lot of scenes.