Just ultramarathoned this. Pure kino. Gorgeously filmed. Sure to be classic.
A blasphemy to mention this along those shitty jump-scare horror flicks.
What was Thomasin's sin? I feel like everything happened because of the father's decision. And the subsequent evil shit was a means of getting her alone and luring her.
ultramarathoned? its a movie
wat kinos have you ultramarathoned Cred Forums?
>just got done marathoning one movie
are you fucking retarded?
What canst thou give me?
faggots like you are as bad as the porn and pedo spam
>being baited this easily
Her sin was apathy. She stopped caring about the things she said and it bit her in the ass.
>tfw you were there when the first "just marathoned this kino" thread was made
From my understanding, mental retardation is an actual disorder - OP is just stupid, and The Witch was a beautifully-shot, terrible movie.
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you probably started coming here yesterday
I couldn't help but root for her when she told off her father. They should have left as soon as Samuel disappeared.
Honestly, did this scare anybody at all?
felt more like a mystery thriller that I was trying to solve during the movie.
Nah, it was enthralling but not scary.
Not even one bit.
It didn't even work as a thriller for me. They basically reveal the supernatural part early one. But maybe also I got spoilered.
It just was a simple story, told straight and incredibly done. I don't think we ever had such a basic, well done witch movie.
Those 2 little kids were the real monsters in this film, pure nightmare fuel
Fuck off memer
Do you actually feel afraid for yourself or do you just have empathy for the characters?
it only made my peepee tingle cause thomasin was so hot
Also, Caleb's actor did a fantastic job. I actually cared for his character through the end.
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was it rape?
Lel. The Devil didn't really seem interested in turning her into a witch.
Yeah, not really a "horror" movie.
It was strangely anticlimatic like a documentary or something
>Lel. The Devil didn't really seem interested in turning her into a witch.
What? He offered her earthly riches, referenced in terms a simple peasant could understand, for her soul and servitude.
her sin was cockteasing her brother and not giving him dat perfect ass
I don't get scared by films but I found it super tense. the atmosphere was as thick as it gets and it featured incredible imagerie, which is all I ask for.
based Black Phillip
this movie dragged too much at certain parts to be "tense"
also, goat devil is adorable.
not exactly nightmare fuel material.
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The late response and asking her what does she want, as if he didn't know already.
Maybe he wanted to make her more interested.
I would've done without the man appearing though. The goat sufficed. He didn't seem devilish enough.
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lol thanks for this one
It was brilliant, simple, well done
She was happy in the end so maybe it was a coming of age story.