I talk about the metaphors I see

Ernie 2022-03-26 09:01:09

Actually, you may not have noticed. The appearance of the key and the opening of the imprisoned female body is a metaphor for the intrusion of male sexual organs into females. Moreover, the repeated corporal punishment of beating the back is also the most direct hint to ※. The core of the whole film, the key monster, is actually the inner interpretation of the father to the later tenants and other similar perverted imprisoned mental patients with violent disorders. They all have a sick soul that they can't control. The girls who were imprisoned and killed were all in pajamas or nurse clothes, which also showed the paranoia of this type of mental illness on uniforms.

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  • Lesley 2022-04-20 09:02:06

    I have a question, since Elise's mother was so powerful when she died, and Elise was even worse, why was Elise killed by that veiled old witch instead? Who can answer this question for me? Jump scares alone are not scary at all, so I'm full of question marks, right? ? ? ?

  • Eddie 2022-03-23 09:02:33

    Hidden 4: Dad, don't hit me! Although the childhood past of Elise is interspersed in the middle, but at the end, I found that it is still a prequel, and the first part is still the first. But in my impression, the third part seems to follow the first one, is it a parallel world? ╮(╯▽╰)╭

Insidious: The Last Key quotes

  • [repeated line]

    Tucker: She's psychic. We're sidekick.

  • Specs: I've never actually hypnotized anybody before.

    Imogen Rainier: I've never been hypnotized.

    Specs: Well, then you won't know what I'm doing wrong, right?