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Hugh (Clark Moore) takes his wife Lyla (Jolene Andersen) and son Lars (Mason Wells) on a getaway so that he can have the solitude that he needs to write his first book. As you can imagine, seeing that this is a horror movie, that escape from the distractions of modern society is short-lived.
Hugh (Clark Moore) takes his wife Lyla (Jolene Andersen) and son Lars (Mason Wells) on a getaway so that he can have the solitude that he needs to write his first book. As you can imagine, seeing that this is a horror movie, that escape from the distractions of modern society is short-lived. Have we learned nothing from every other writer who ...
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A husband takes his family on a getaway to escape the distractions of society in order to complete his first book. While on the trip, he fights to retain focus and sanity after multiple visits from mysterious strangers who seem to know him all too well. When the husband is finally pushed to the edge of insanity, his wife's intentions come into ...
- Gordon Cowie
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Irene tells Hugh she can’t pinpoint exactly what tipped her off. Hugh says that he understands, and that “lots of people pass all the time.” Irene resists this, saying that lots of black people pass as white, but it is harder for white people to pass as black. Hugh admits he’d never thought of that.
Hugh and Jimmy’s drunken interaction shows that Hugh does not yet know that Manus has left, and that Jimmy’s obsession with the past veers into delusion. Owen definitively rebukes his involvement in the Ordnance Survey, though his dismissal of the importance of the Name-Book rings hollow; he knows now, more than ever, how important names are to the establishment and preservation of identity.
It only feels poorly executed if you just take the show at face value but really, from the beginning they planted the seeds that this wasn't a murder mystery. There was never a body, the investiagors were investigating either a disappearance or runaway, we know ghosts never don't remember how they died and are never able to communicate with the living.
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Feb 28, 2022 · Director, Writer. A husband takes his family on a getaway to escape the distractions of society in order to complete his first book. While on the trip, he fights to retain focus and sanity after multiple visits from mysterious strangers who seem to know him all too well. When the husband is finally pushed to the edge of insanity, his wife's ...
