Skeleton Key

Look, let's just lay out the facts here: the movie is tense, and honestly, it’s pretty terrifying if you’re a regular person... but what really gets under my skin are the sound effects and those little moments where the plot just becomes irritating...

bad bad bad Movie. There isn't even some big, crazy twist at the end; it’s more about trying to find continuity and an actual reason why everything was happening in the first place... I honestly had to skip through parts of the film because it was just that bad.

The movie is pretty mid, but honestly, the ending is great and totally caught me off guard. 👍 That’s pretty much why I actually liked it.

One of the better horror flicks we've seen in a while, actually worth checking out...

The movie was just okay for me—interesting enough to watch once, but I’ve got something on my mind. Is there a specific moment where it’s subtly implied that Cecile has actually taken on Caroline's persona? Or does that only become obvious at the very end when the mirror falls on her?

Could it be that Caroline intentionally surrendered herself to the delusion just to save Ben, especially since she promised him she wouldn't leave him like his father did?

I have to admit, the fact that I'm still sitting here chewing on this movie after the credits rolled means it actually holds some weight, doesn't it?

Absolutely stellar. This one is definitely worth your time. 10/10. 🙂 After wading through piles of boring thrillers and uninspired sequels, it’s nice to finally have something that actually makes you think and gets lost in for a moment.
Plus, watching Kate Hudson is a total treat. She’s just stunning.

Brian Williams said:bad bad bad Movie. There isn't even some big, crazy twist at the end; it’s more about trying to find continuity and an actual reason why everything was happening in the first place... I honestly had to skip through parts of the film because it was just that bad.

Hahahaha. What is this even supposed to mean? I’ve read this a few times now and I honestly can't wrap my head around what the writer was even trying to get at here.

So, in your book, does every single movie need that signature M. Night Shyamalan style stupid twist to count?

Look, I know this post is seven years old and I'm probably never gonna get an answer, but I just couldn't help myself. 😁