The Visit: Estranged Parents meets Chill Parenting

I wrote about my concerns about the parenting style in the horror genre. Read about it here: Are their parents actually this chill? With that, it’s just that I write about it whenever I see it in shows. I’m not a parent yet so I consider this as taking notes of how a parent should be. The Visit is the 3rd Shyamalan film I’ve watched. Nothing still tops The Village in my opinion, but that’s a discussion for another time. The Visit’s story is actually very interesting, and one that’s very close to my heart. Becca, Loretta’s older daughter, wants to make a documentary about Loretta and her parents. She’s aiming to make a film about reconciliation and getting her mom back to her family. This started when Loretta’s parents contacted her on social media asking if she can meet their grandkids. Loretta drove the kids to train station, left them to meet the grandparents alone, and went on a cruise. Now, who would send someone to another person they haven’t seen a photo of? In this age of…