References
Direct reference when the creature comes through the door and they smash his hand.
Major influence according to the director. A slow moving, very persistent monster.
The high school announces a play based on this.
Playing at movie theater.
The female lead, Jay, resembles Catherine Deneuve's character in Repulsion greatly, as well as the shot of the picture of her father revealing important information regarding the plot of the film, just like in Repulsion.
Major influence according to the director. A palpable feeling of overwhelming, claustrophobic dread/vague explanations for the evil.
The scene in which Jay puts on makeup in the mirror is reminiscent of Carrie preparing for her prom.
Synthesizer theme sounds like the "Halloween" theme/tracking shots follow victims as they walk around the neighborhood.
Major influence according to the director. Use of tracking shots and visual/audio flourishes and unnerving atmosphere.
Major influence according to the director. Kids being stalked by a nearly still, otherworldly presence.
Major influence according to the director. Framing, blocking, and compositions in a suburban setting.
Major influence according to the director. A group of kids against an unstoppable evil, despite very little adult supervision.
Referenced in
Claudia Winkleman introduces the trailer from this upcoming movie
Movie is reviewed
movie is reviewed
title is mentioned
Eli asks Ruth if she's seen the movie.
movie is discussed
Features
seen on TV
Seen on TV
Featured in
Trailer shown
Footage shown
movie is reviewed
movie is reviewed
movie is discussed and analyzed
Spoofed in
parody