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" Directed by: Robert Eggers Produced by: Daniel Beckerman. Thomas Benski, Jonathan Bronfman, Joel Burch, Brian Campbell, Eleanor Columbus, Chris Columbus, Julia Godzinskaya, Alexandra Johnes, Lars Knudsen, Sophie Mas, Lucas Ochoa, Jodi Richman, and Michael Sackler Written by: Robert Eggers Cinematography: Jarin Blaschke Edited by: Louise Fotd Music by; Mark Korvin Distributed by A24 Pictures"
"The characters frequently accuse each other of 'signing the book', and a book is offered to Katherine and Thomasin to sign by Black Phillip. In Puritan theology, a person recorded a covenant with the Devil by signing, or making their mark, in the Devil's book "with pen and ink" or with blood. Only with such signing, according to the beliefs of the time, did a person actually become a witch and gain demonic powers, such as appearing in spectral form to do harm to another. Although the film's plo"
" "Wouldst thou like to live deliciously?" Motherfucking Black Phillip. 2016 was a good year for horror movies, and this is my favorite by far. Atmosphere in this movie is amazing, it's just the way it should be for a horror movie. Everything looks great, and very well made, I just didn't like the ending very much. It's a good family drama too."
"If this is Dave Eggars' first film, I can only imagine the greatness that awaits in his future of filmmaking. With impeccable pacing, the dread and foreboding atmosphere builds to a suffocating degree. The sense of time and place rings with authenticity, as if we have literally been transported back in time. It's almost flawless in what it sets out to do, and doesn't compromise-- audience comfort be damned. Then of course there is Black Philip, if ever an animal deserved awards recognition, it's"
" Director: Robert Eggers Starring: Anya Taylor-Joy, Ralph Ineson, Kate Dickie, Harvey Scrimshaw, Ellie Grainger and Lucas Dawson In 1630 New England, panic and despair envelops a farmer, his wife and four of their children when youngest son Samuel suddenly vanishes. The family blames Thomasin, the oldest daughter who was watching the boy at the time of his disappearance. With suspicion and paranoia mounting, twin siblings Mercy and Jonas suspect Thomasin of witchcraft, testing the clan's faith"
" First Viewing Viewing Date: January 27th Via: Blu-ray Plot: A family in 1630s New England is torn apart by the forces of witchcraft, black magic and possession."
" On the rare occasion that a horror film comes out that prioritizes subtlety and mood-building over gratuitous gore (which can be fun sometimes, don't get me wrong) and jump-scares, it's worth seeing and supporting. The Witch doesn't disappoint when it comes to scares, and is an impeccably made movie to boot. Looking forward to the next thing from Robert Eggers."
"Like Babadook and The Shinning, The Witch just entered in the small group of horror movies that I love. Great story abou religious paranoia and the guilty for being a woman. I also like how the movie gives us right in the beginning that the Witches are real, leaving screentime to develop the important aspects of the plot."
"HUNDRED FILM OF 2016! Nicely directed and written film from Robert Eggers. Performances were all well acted, especially Harvey Scrimshaw as Caleb. Dialogy was understandable, even if it was from that period of time. Mood was very disturbing when the witch was on and thanks to a great sound editing for that."
"I liked the slow build that this movie had. This was also a really good looking film. There was some creepy moments and also Black Philip..."
" 10.5 points Lists garfield2710: (*) jeffpsych: (#8) the giraffe: (#4)"
"12/03/16 Directed by: Robert Eggers Perhaps the most neutral I've ever felt towards a film. "
"Year: 1630 Location: New England (North America) "