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Braeden 2022-04-19 09:02:07

I finally saw this film. I went to the horror film directed by Wentworth Miller. It seems to be a literary horror film with a bit of plot (?) It's really good, the picture quality is high-definition, and there is a brief discussion later.

In the end, is the uncle real or is another daughter's personality split? I think the uncle is just as bloodthirsty as the daughter, has a desire for monopoly, and is unwilling to be controlled by others, but the uncle wants to find a daughter who has the same commonality as himself. Gene, so she slowly guided her daughter, and her daughter also got pleasure from killing. The climax turned out to just need to wait for the prey.... In the end, the daughter decided to leave alone, shot her uncle, but left her mother, and even the sheriff solved it by the way. ....not your ordinary horror movie;

There is another idea, her father trained her to hunt and said that she would accompany her. Maybe her father saw the same shadow as her uncle(?) and wanted to control this bloodthirsty through hunting, but it failed in the end.

So I want to know, or there is no answer: is there really a way to solve this situation?

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Extended Reading
  • Arvid 2021-12-18 08:01:08

    You can pick out N shortcomings, such as the ghost story, all kinds of petty bourgeoisie, and obvious dazzling skills, but I actually quite like it. The close-up shot of Matthew Goode's face is really pleasing to the eye, the soundtrack is also good, and some shots are still beautiful. Some deliberate perverts are also very appetizing, what happened to me, wake up...

  • Stephany 2021-12-18 08:01:08

    There is nothing new under the sun, and the details are high and low.

Stoker quotes

  • Pitts: Hey, Stoker, I'm talkin' to you... Or do you go by Stroker now, because I hear that's what your mom been doing... to your uncle. Have you been getting in on that?

  • Mrs. McGarrick: You may be all grown up, but you still get eggshells all over the floor.

    [stooping down]

    Mrs. McGarrick: Have you outgrown your shoes?