"Show, don't tell" involves not just the visual. There's a lot of eerie auditory stuff in it. Plus, there IS visual moments like the bright light in the woods, the actors themselves, and the symbols/figures made of twigs. Still, movies are subjective, so it can be boring for you personally.

There's a place for movies where they show the monster. This one makes each individual imagine what she looks like. That is scary for people who have a big and or weird imagination from watching those other horror movies or reading horror books and comics.

The witch is in each audience member's imagination; that's what made it mysterious, different, and more of a psychological horror movie.

There's a lot of bootlickers on imgflip and Youtube. They remind me of the Germans who went along with the new "party."

Fox criticized him when he wore a helmet bicycling too.