The biggest problem with this movie is, Reivew on The Skeleton Key

The filming process is almost impeccable, but the consequences are very serious. In this case set up by the black couple, the old couple had a stroke before and after, and all the property was left to a working girl who had just arrived and was not a relative or an ancestor. This will can only be proved by a false lawyer, and The pseudo-lawyer must live in the villa with the girl according to the ending setting, because they are possessed by a black couple. The question is, is there no police and no volunteers in this community? Will the people around you doubt it? Even if you don't suspect the physical transformation, at least you will suspect how the old couple happened to have a stroke together. How can a lawyer and a girl be a couple so coincidentally? Even if they live in the center of an island-like swamp, it is not a paradise after all. The plot does not explain that they will never communicate with the outside world. The old couple has lived for decades, and they don't have one or two neighbors? They were possessed by a black couple in 1962, but they didn't have one or two relatives or friends before they were possessed? They don't pay insurance, don't pay taxes, don't participate in any community activities? No one suspects that the lawyer and the girl are a group, conspiring to defraud the old couple's property? Several black care workers who were dismissed by the old lady before heard that the care workers and lawyers got property this time, would they not think about it? As an after-dinner talk and gossip with the people around you, and then it was passed on to the police to intervene?
Well it's just an entertainment movie, I think too much. . . .

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