Like Mother, Like Daughter

A tense psychological thriller that builds its unease through family, not violence. The setup is simple and sharp: a daughter who has worked hard for her mother's approval begins to question what happened to her brother.Full colour does a lot here. The palettes shift to signal tension, and the art is used to make the household feel closed in. The writing focuses on pressure and suspicion, so almost every conversation feels loaded.The weak point is that the story leans on a familiar thriller structure. Some reveals are easy to see coming, and a few side characters work better as plot devices than as people. It is strongest when it stays with its central family.If you enjoy quiet dread and psychological tension, this is worth your time. It is a grounded, uncomfortable drama more than a horror spectacle. Expect a tense, slow build and a premise that keeps you thinking about family long after you finish.