I feel like there is a deeper message in this film than most people realize. I vehemently disagree with the mischaracterization and trivialization of it as simple trauma porn. Killian Maddox's character grapples with a range of potentially inherent mental health issues that complicate his interactions with the world. However, the more significant challenges he faces are unfortunately quite prevalent today.

His isolation comes from a niche interest that alienates him, coupled with a lack of familial and limited…

At first glance, one might compare this film to Peele and interpret it as a commentary on race. However, I believe that its true focus lies more in culture as a whole.

The core of the films whole message revolves around the importance of staying true to one's creative spirit. It is the significance of fostering cultural expression through art, the premise of the film being that certain individuals possess such extraordinary musical talent that they inadvertently summon spirits, including…

Nothing could have ever possibly prepared me for the wacky ass soundtrack and especially hilarious country song detailing the escapades of its villains like its some fucking Scooby-Doo episode. What was that? Really? What's the deal with the dumb soundtrack? Why do these goofy songs keep coming on after someone is raped or hacked up? Its just so absurd to listen to these silly songs after what should be disturbing events take place, I just cant take anything seriously here!…

This film is a great example of the expressive power of the eyes, particularly through Igor. he serves as a sort of observer, embodying the audience's perspective as he watches Ani throughout the film. Numerous scenes focus on his eyes in the background, conveying that his emotions mirror those of the viewer. Despite this connection, Igor still remains complicit in Ani's exploitation. His role during the search scenes is to ensure that she does not escape, and he cannot acknowledge…