De afgrond

The mix of genres creates a tense, unpredictable atmosphere. I'm curious what motivated this unique combination and how he approached balancing the different elements.

The choices they faced felt real and made me question what I would do in similar situations. I'd love to hear if others found the moral ambiguity compelling or unsettling.

The environment feels almost like a character itself, shaping how the characters behave. I wonder if the setting was inspired by real places or purely imagined.