Deals with the anquish of not being able to perform the last rites to endeared ones passed away in times of trouble.

Dark things may set about to manifest, whether from the murks of your own mind or on a spiritual level, if not an actual Lazarus syndrome.

Probably that is why the coins are left for Kharon, so he would take the deceased to the other side not to find back, along with other customary things to do before the funeral.

A quaint little piece in a Covid backdrop, with some educationally fostering elements on how important it is to wear masks.

Not much in the way of true horror, but the feisty Bettina Santillanas really brings about this movie. Some might even consider this a dark comedy.