-
Andreanne 2021-12-30 17:21:10
Some questions after reading
The atmosphere and narrative rhythm of the movie are excellent, and the ballads and the plot of the story complement each other, but in the second half I can't help but feel that there are too many loopholes in this trick/conspiracy.
The protagonist is based on a series of personal choices as a...
-
Dominic 2021-12-30 17:21:10
Witchcraft and religion in the movie "Hearts"
As a classic of "cult" horror movies, the 1973 version of "Hearts" "grafted" the bonfire ceremony popular in the Scottish Highlands during the pre-Christian era into the 20th century in a weird but mysterious way. On an isolated island in the 1970s.
In the 1970s, a Christian police officer received...
Ian Campbell
-
Dedrick 2021-12-30 17:21:10
A fusion of horror films, musicals, erotic films and primitive religious themes. The details are very brilliant. It explores the conflict between Christianity and paganism, reason and belief, and has some influence on the witch hunt in the history of Christianity and the persecution of "heretics". Insinuation. The large-scale documentary images make the open-air group sex and the May Festival ceremony even more powerful. Many ballads with sexual and religious hints are very beautiful. The ending reversal and sacrifice scenes are shocking. (8.5/10)
-
Kenton 2022-04-22 07:01:27
if you're a christian this movie will impress
Related articles
-
Miss Rose: I told you plainly, if Rowan Morrison existed, we would know of her.
Sergeant Howie: You mean she doesn't exist? She's dead?
Miss Rose: You would say so.
Sergeant Howie: Oh, come on, come on. She's either dead or she's not dead.
-
Sergeant Howie: There's hardly any produce. Well, that's it. The crops failed. And it's Rowan! Rowan and the crops failed!
