Sad Marsh Ghost

It's a very fine film already, and markedly superior to It Follows and the vast majority of horror films, but personally I thought the early reveal of the witch and her gruesome baby juice antics rid the story of potential mystery, and I found it odd that after that the film tried to play coy with what the threat looked like and what it was. I'm not sure I'm making sense, but alas it was a structural element that stopped it from earning a perfect score from me. It sounds like I'm being anal, but it had wider implications on the structure of the mystery and its tension, which I felt would have been superior with that part removed entirely.

Then again, I'm also somebody who likes that we don't see the witch in The Blair Witch Project.