Unexpectedly, a horror movie has such great stamina!
The whole film is connected, which is really creepy, and the Good family's thought control over Shadyside has reached a terrifying point. The first is the complete stigmatization of Sarah. Needless to think about it, those horrible nursery rhymes and rumors about witches are all from the family. Including the slogans of witches that can be seen everywhere, it also clearly shows that it is Goode's behavior. All of this is to attribute the disobedience of the people here to a witch, and to wash away their suspicions. So when everyone was hunted down, they would be regarded as punishment by the witch. Reminiscent of the hunting of witches in reality, hundreds of years later, no one will ask a witch who was put to death what he did to be put to death. People will only continue to use the image of a witch to express what they want to express. It is conceivable that the tens of thousands of witches who were slaughtered back then were bloody stories of grievances behind each one. The second is that they pretend to be kind and deceive everyone including the trust of the victims, so no one ever doubts them, but thinks that they can do something for granted. No one thinks that they are so smooth because of unknowable reasons. They only think that they have inherited their father's deeds and have successors. The sheriff once had a brief self-blame when he was young, but he was still a guilty member, and he hurt and deceived Ziggy, who trusted him most. The third is to deliberately choose those kind-hearted and friendly people when choosing the curse object. Both the priest in the beginning and the boy in the second part are recognized as good people. It is through this choice that they deepen people's prejudice against this small town. Everyone, including the residents themselves, thinks that the people in this small town are sick. They usually pretend to be good people, and it is heinous to be cruel. This is also a way to push the blame on these innocent victims. After all, "going crazy" is unpredictable. Under this circumstance, the Good family continued to act as good people and continued to make residents hate the town, thinking that all problems were the witch's fault, and no one would have other ideas. Therefore, in the first two parts, everyone was looking for the witch-related reasons, but they were always helpless and died tragically. This feeling of making all the effort but being blinded and never being able to turn over is really chilling behind the back, so the smiley faces of those who died in the end flashed back to it is extraordinarily lethal. The script of this horror movie is really pretty good.
The soundtrack, lines, etc. of this movie have been carefully distinguished in different eras, and it is indeed a horror film made seriously.
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