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In 1630, a farmer relocates his family to a remote plot of land on the edge of a forest where strange, unsettling things happen. With suspicion and paranoia mounting, each family member's faith, loyalty and love are tested in shocking ways.
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Anya Taylor-Joy
Thomasin
Ralph Ineson
William
Julian Richings
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Heather Fisher
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Nora Messier
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Andy Volpe
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This witch name Thomasin.
Squid
This movie isn’t scary, at all.
I was really excited to be totally terrified as I had heard this was one of the top scariest movies, but it completely fell flat.
The baby’s slaughter was a beautiful set up for the film as it gave the perfect amount of creepy ness and gore without actually showing the death of the baby. However, this subtly grows boring a tiresome, especially when the most twisted part happens in the first half of the movie. The ending felt forced, like they realized at the very end that subtlety couldn’t conclude the story so they tried to throw a bunch of shit at the viewer in hopes it would freak them out. Without the horror elements flowing all the way through the film it was boring and, dare I say, repetitive. Don’t get me wrong, are some great and unique shots that provide a sort of uncomfortable beauty to the film, but it doesn’t provide enough visual interest for this to have been a good movie.
helvetesfonter
Robert Eggers reconfirms himself as a wonderful director.
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Just well... Well... Bah
proxy
This witch name Thomasin.
Squid
This movie isn’t scary, at all.
I was really excited to be totally terrified as I had heard this was one of the top scariest movies, but it completely fell flat.
The baby’s slaughter was a beautiful set up for the film as it gave the perfect amount of creepy ness and gore without actually showing the death of the baby. However, this subtly grows boring a tiresome, especially when the most twisted part happens in the first half of the movie. The ending felt forced, like they realized at the very end that subtlety couldn’t conclude the story so they tried to throw a bunch of shit at the viewer in hopes it would freak them out. Without the horror elements flowing all the way through the film it was boring and, dare I say, repetitive. Don’t get me wrong, are some great and unique shots that provide a sort of uncomfortable beauty to the film, but it doesn’t provide enough visual interest for this to have been a good movie.
helvetesfonter
Robert Eggers reconfirms himself as a wonderful director.
vinridente
In 1630s William and Katherine lead a devout Christian Life with five children now living in the forest after being exiled from there settlement but the presence of a witch haunts them in this definitely one of the best horror movies in a long time with a brilliant performance by Anya Taylor- Joy as the older daughter
Elkrie
7.8
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You dont need jump scares, heavy background score, creepy creatures to produce a horror movie to terrify you.. The movie is so intense and makes you walk through the fears till the end of the movie.
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