I felt some heavy twin peaks vibes. The silver ball in the doll heads was very similar to the Tulpa and the gold balls. That wood cabin felt like the black lodge. Nick Cage would make a great killer bob.
Haven’t had time to fully watch the video, but I really loved the film. My girlfriend was disappointed that it wasn’t maybe a bit more complex or narratively tight - but I basically just took it as a really high end episode of The X-Files and had a blast. I think it’s a great film, just not one where you’re supposed to pick apart the plot or anything. Does have great symbolism and meaning behind it though. It explores topics like kids (girls, specifically) growing up in a way that is hard to explain but still evokes something
I liked the mystery unfolding but was hoping for more towards the end. The opening and case itself were compelling but they kept putting a hat on a hat. You could tell where it was going to go too. Despite its flaws, it was definitely unique and I hope more experimental stuff gets put out there.
I remember when you first joined the fbi, I think it was your (23 birthday) we laughed, just me, but not she - that line from long legs implied he was living with them for a long time.
I loved your video! I haven't seen anyone mention it here, or if it's even a confirmed theory, but supposedly he was putting the devil inside the doll so that the devil could watch the murders and get his jollies off that way.
Loved the Kiernan Shipka scene at the ward! She was in Oz Perkins' film "The Blackcoat's Daughter" and I love when directors use the same actors over time à la David Lynch.
I turned off the sound and am letting your video play out so I don't hear spoilers. Goodness, Norman Bates is so iconic I immediately thought that b&w picture of the director looked a serial killer! I have heard good reviews of Blackcoat's Daughter, but I've seen the other two. Gretel and Hansel was ok, but a bit meh for me. (People who think it is FEMINISM GONE MAD are ignorant of the witch=woman medieval theme) Redlettermedia channel recommended Pretty Things. I didn't get it and the end was boring. I kept waiting and waiting for some kind of conclusion until the credits finished. Both films were very atmospheric and slow, leaving a lot of the plot up to the audience to construct. Its curious how many of the director's films seem very focused on a spooky female.
That's awesome, thanks. I think Chris is doing the same thing. He hasn't seen the movie yet. I imagine this must be his best one so far. It really is great.
I felt some heavy twin peaks vibes. The silver ball in the doll heads was very similar to the Tulpa and the gold balls.
That wood cabin felt like the black lodge.
Nick Cage would make a great killer bob.
That is an excellent point. I agree with you.
I thought this, too!
Headbashing as well.
Haven’t had time to fully watch the video, but I really loved the film. My girlfriend was disappointed that it wasn’t maybe a bit more complex or narratively tight - but I basically just took it as a really high end episode of The X-Files and had a blast. I think it’s a great film, just not one where you’re supposed to pick apart the plot or anything.
Does have great symbolism and meaning behind it though. It explores topics like kids (girls, specifically) growing up in a way that is hard to explain but still evokes something
I actually agree with both of you. I had a blast and wish it had gone a little further. This is a great comment. Thanks.
I liked the mystery unfolding but was hoping for more towards the end. The opening and case itself were compelling but they kept putting a hat on a hat. You could tell where it was going to go too. Despite its flaws, it was definitely unique and I hope more experimental stuff gets put out there.
I couldn't agree more. This is a great comment.
I remember when you first joined the fbi, I think it was your (23 birthday) we laughed, just me, but not she - that line from long legs implied he was living with them for a long time.
Very true. That is a very creepy and neat plot point.
Your channel is awesome man! Loved the review and the movie. Keep it up!
Thanks so much. We're glad you are here.
I loved your video! I haven't seen anyone mention it here, or if it's even a confirmed theory, but supposedly he was putting the devil inside the doll so that the devil could watch the murders and get his jollies off that way.
Great review. And great channel. Happy I found you.
Loved the Kiernan Shipka scene at the ward! She was in Oz Perkins' film "The Blackcoat's Daughter" and I love when directors use the same actors over time à la David Lynch.
She is great. I need to watch his other films. Thanks for the comment.
@@LiminalSpaces03thanks for the video! I still agree with your criticisms of that scene btw it could have been better.
I turned off the sound and am letting your video play out so I don't hear spoilers.
Goodness, Norman Bates is so iconic I immediately thought that b&w picture of the director looked a serial killer!
I have heard good reviews of Blackcoat's Daughter, but I've seen the other two. Gretel and Hansel was ok, but a bit meh for me. (People who think it is FEMINISM GONE MAD are ignorant of the witch=woman medieval theme) Redlettermedia channel recommended Pretty Things. I didn't get it and the end was boring. I kept waiting and waiting for some kind of conclusion until the credits finished. Both films were very atmospheric and slow, leaving a lot of the plot up to the audience to construct. Its curious how many of the director's films seem very focused on a spooky female.
That's awesome, thanks. I think Chris is doing the same thing. He hasn't seen the movie yet. I imagine this must be his best one so far. It really is great.
Greta and Hansel sounds like some woke revisionism.
It could be. I'll have to check it out.
I dont think she ran iut of bullets. I think the devil or whatever made it so she couldnt shoot it.
Good point. I like that.