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this is trash

I don’t understand it, but I really really enjoyed it. I was expecting some sort of climactic showdown, screaming and roaring and all that Sam Raimi stuff. However I think the quieter ending worked better, I don’t understand it but I found myself very entertained

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With a nod to M.R. James’ “The Mezzotint”. Terrific cinematography and acting.

The lady very much reminds me of Juliette Lewis at times.

I love this. I love aunt shirl. If you dont fight for yourself, who will do it for you? Your mate? Not if you have wants&needs that are at odds . "We can afford it?" So leave him. He wa ts kids, you obviously dont(didnt). & no regrets. Find the one you love who wants the same things as you-5hen no regrets,no darkness-& you can fight what comes , together. - bb 💙🎶💙💫💫💫💫film. Really understood .

Ive always wondered if there were ulterior motives for having strained glass in churches. Like keeping evil out or using the glass to see through the veil....

the shadow to me is not exacly the guilty or shame or whatever that come from the abortion, its the regret that she talked about in her conversation with ben. its regret that stalked shirl until she realises that she had nothing to regret, but in her case she did not want to abort (i guess?), the shadow persist with her even when tried again, so the regret doesnt come from the abortion but probly in the attempt to continue with something that makes her feel confuse and selfish, something that took her friend's job and her mother's ambitions(to me its clear why as soon as she saw the shadow at first she thinks ben is at home), the regret that she said it was somehow in her mother its now with her.

I loved the first 12 minutes and 45 seconds of this movie. And then ... we learn that hissing like a cat scares the demons away.🤨... Really? ... For one thing, it was a lost opportunity. Just think of how many ways the older woman could have been incorporated into the story as villain, accomplice, hero, red herring -- but instead her main role is exposition in a scene that turns the film on its head. For another -- and more importantly -- it threw cold water on what the film did so well up to that point -- high-risk suspense. We go from not knowing what or how powerful the big bad is to knowing, oh, it's shame personified -- and apparently it can be defeated with a barely audible hiss. Yes, yes, it's symbolism and represents years-long struggles and so on, and that's fine. ... But still, it feels like the film pivots from classic horror to mental wellness PSA in the blink of an eye. OK, all that said, the film is beautifully shot and edited, very well acted and is paced to near perfection by director Erin Lovett, who clearly has a flair for the genre. The script is outstanding, other than, you know ... And honestly, despite my disappointment in the final minutes, I did enjoy the film and would recommend it. My problems with it are largely subjective and plenty of people will feel differently about how it develops. One final nit: the eyes at the very end -- can you edit those out in future versions? They're literally the only cheesy looking thing in the film and take away from the subtle creepiness of the figure just looming in the background. But like I said, a nit. Overall, outstanding work. 4.2/5

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Passing the guilt? Is the somber black hooded person the aborted child that has found a home? Very interesting film about a sorrowful subject for both women and men. Thank you for this, although I may have completely misinterpreted it.

The dreaded shadow is the female biological clock.

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The acting is pretty damn incredible! So much conveyed in such a short time

I absolutely loved when the aunt hissed at her own darkness😂❤

That was fascinating.

Nicely done. Thanks!

I think the ending showed she made her peace with it and is trying to move forward while also giving space for the negative feelings to exist while hopefully working thru them. Perhaps we just learn to live with our monsters.

Why are american films always full of kids

Intense, well written and well acted. I've seen many friends go through long stretches of IVF treatments, some to no avail and some to eventual success, but I know it can be a harrowing experience full of doubts and pain, and relationships can become strained and even ruined. This short film captures a woman's experience and, without didacticism, translates it into a metaphorical horror story. It's hard for me, both as a man and as a parent who didn't have to go the IVF route, to entirely understand what women and couples go through, but this defiinitely gave me a new level of empathy for women putting their bodies, lives, careers and psyches on the line to bring new life into the world.

I get it. Her side hustle gave her a unique ability to see what no one else is able to see. It’s cool because she cuts stain glass and it’s like Alice when she looks through the looking glass in Alice in wonderland. She is taken to a strange place.

Great work! I loved the acting, cinematography and sound editing. The story is well written with great scene transitions. So much was packed into this short film, but enough to keep my mind wondering what’s next. A film this great needs to be feature 🙏🏽 As an actor, based in the DC metro area, I would love to work with talent and a production team of this caliber. Great work 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🎥🎬🎞️ -Cornelius Wyatt Jr

6:22 this scene reminds me of MR James' „The Mezzotint” 🤔

Well done 🎉

Avvolte o forse sempre. Quando dormo la sera , e verso tarda notte . Sento la presenza di questa massa . L'oscurità. È così poco chiara quanto tangibile. Poi ovviamente se attirò energia negativa. Essa si condensa di più. Tutto è in noi. Poiché noi siamo i mostri, noi siamo i cacciatori noi siamo le vittime. Tutto ciò . Soprattutto quando l'anima partorisce l'ego. E ciò succede sempre quando, noi esseri umani. Stiamo vivendo un certo determinato tempo di caus interiore e sofferenza acuta. L'unico modo per l'anima è di partorire a quel punto . Di partorire l'ego. Poiché esso ci porterà rancori e vittimismo. Tutto ciò richiama l'oscurità.

Greeeeeeeeeeaat

Very well acted, but very strange. I don't understand what the point is?

This is… absolutely relevant for today’s political climate.. well, that climate has been around for a long time. Well done!

Bravo on all counts! Story, Acting, Photography, Sound, EDITING, sincerely engaging storytelling. Bravo and thanks for sharing.

Nicely done! Can't wait to see more from you in the future!

People that want to be parents, but can’t always break my heart a little. It’s hard to watch your friends or family have them by mistake and then mistreat or abuse them. Me? I lucked out! My wife doesn’t like the idea of having kids & I feel the same way. Life is not a gift, in my opinion, but a curse. And it’s cruel to rip someone from the peaceful void, to put them into this world, all because of a mistake or a vanity that compels them to make more of themselves. Fuck the highs of life, when the lows can be reached so easily.

The true horror lies in wait, when women will have lost all ability to choose because some orange faced freak can't figure out separation of church and state.

Yes on Prop 139 in Arizona ✨️

I like the acting in this movie. Hi From Serbia.

what this woman experiencing is a generational pattern, inherited from her mother. Back then, her mother was "forced" to bear and care for her children before she was ready, and that "killed" the other side of herself, which was passed on to her children. Generational pattern is so real, but for most people, they see it as a choice and decision. When you inherit "trauma dna" from your parents or your ancestors...you can't run or hide, you have to break the cycle.

Great movie!

Don’t worry about the woods, worry about whats in woods.

We need more Muslim babies 👶 and loads more blacks ⚫️ the future is dark

Audio is ridiculous in this 4/10 for the whole movie .

The ending confused me. The other woman warned of the darkness and when it came for it, she let it in . . . yet at the end, wasn't she taking the hormone shots to try to get pregnant again? Was the darkness making her feel emotionally strong enough to try again? Very strange.

Very well done. Looking forward to more.

Wow, this is a brilliant work of art and creepy as all get out. Bravo!!

Top quality writing , production, direction, acting, etc. The entity she saw com=nfused me though, since she only saw it through rose colored glass. Isn't it suposed to be the other way round? And it appearing on the painting? Puzzling, especially since she didn't know what that entity wanted from her. More questions than can be answered in a 16 minute film.. Even so, I would love to see similar atmospheric movies by this filmmaker in future!

the use of subsonic frequency audio is genius. did i feel a 10 hz vibration in this?

So it seems the beast that was following the aunt was trauma of abortion and the beast that is following the young lady is trauma of infertility? Or did she also aborted her baby secretly. ??

Bravo 👏

13:19 creepy af!

oh this movieee

Anna Wood reminds me of a young Charlotte Rampling

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