The Skeleton Key
Drama • PG-13 • 2005 • 1 hr 44 min
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Kate Hudson, Gena Rowlands, Peter Sarsgaard, John Hurt, Joy Bryant
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Love this movie masterfully done. You feel like the main character because you are putting the clues together at the same time.
The story was pretty interesting, I liked the plot twist & the ending. The aesthetic, shots & acting were great. Had nice suspense & unease.
Major creepy vibes. There’s nothing like mid 2000s thrillers.
I didn't like the end, but the movie was very, very good. Watch it!
One of the few “scary” movies that I actually like
It creates a great suspense, and the plot twist really hits you.
This movie had the bed plot twist I have ever seen. It definetly had you guessing at every second, I highly recommend watching.
It's a thriller, not a horror. Good plot, excellent acting, surprising twist at the end. And a pinch of dark humor :)
As someone stated, The Skeleton Key is a good sleepover movie, featuring fun ideas, poor cultural assumptions and mediocre execution.
Not scary and predictable with a decent ending I guess
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