The Good
For a horror movie, the characters, especially Jesus Grits were well-developed. For what I suspect to be reasonably low-budget, Del Toro did a descent job in merging fantasy clockwork and mutant insect with human actors without too much help from special effects.
The Bad
Camera works at times were dull. As loving as the relationship as grandpa and little girl, it seemed scripted and never reaches its full potential.
