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Child Abuse | Based On Novel Or Book
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6.5/10
IMDbBest Actress Horror Film | 2018 | Carla
Best Supporting Young Actress Independent or Film Festival Feature Film | 2018 | Chiara
Best Actress | 2017 | Carla
Best Performance by a Young Actress in a Supporting Role | 2017 | Chiara
The woman from the dream Jessie describes as standing over a well during an eclipse is Dolores Claiborne, the main character from Stephen King's 1992 novel of the same name.
The book ("Midnight Mass") that Jessie throws at the dog in this movie was written by Kate Siegel's character from Hush (2016) which was also directed by Mike Flanagan.
Gerald refers to the dog as Cujo, which is a reference to the Stephen King book by the same name.
When Gerald says, "All things serve the beam," this is a reference to author Stephen King's "Dark Tower" novel series.
Features virtually no soundtrack during the course of the film.
"Gerald Burlingame: People are safe from ghouls and ghosts and the living dead in the daylight. And they're usually safe from them at night, if they're with others. But a person alone in the dark... women alone in the dark are like open doors, Jessie, and if they scream for help, who knows what might answer. Who knows what people see in the moment of their solitary death. Is it so hard to believe that some of them might have died of fear? No matter what the words on the death certificate say... died of fear... because they saw, at their bedside, the Moonlight Man. Maybe that's just what death looks like. Jessie Burlingame: Not... real... Gerald Burlingame: Then why did the dog leave?"
"Young Jessie: The people who were supposed to protect you from the monsters turned out to be monsters themselves..."