The Babadook
Drama • NR • 2014 • 1 hr 34 min
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I peed my pants and my girlfriend too. Just hoping that bro ain't coming to my house 😊
A imaginative psychologically thriller horror. Is the demon real, or the minds questioning mental depression. Very original and spooky.
After reading that the monster was a metaphor for unprocessed grief, this movie got a lot better.
Acting wasn't the best all the time, but there were some parts that were definitely unsettling, though I did watch it at 3am lol. Not bad 🤷
Terrifying, smart, and deeply emotional The Babadook blends psychological horror with grief creating a haunting and unforgettable experience
4☆ No doubt. It has such a coherent atmosphere, something I've rarely seen in a film. It dsn't spoon-feed you, it invites you to the table..
The storytelling, visuals, acting, and metaphor in this movie are really good
A metaphor executed adequately, draws blatant similarities to the structure of 1980 'The Shining'. Nominate the kid for most annoying ever.
No cheesy jumpscares, just psychological shocks done amazingly well. Impressive acting from the mother and son.
A chilling exploration of grief and fear, brought to life by stellar performances and unsettling visuals.
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