In the case of 2007’sThe Orphanage, it’s safe to say that it all gets very eerie.
Night Shyamalan, a household name.
This is an uncompromising look at tragedy and grief that also happens to be very scary.
It is, to put it mildly, a traumatic movie.
That it does both at once is a key reason why it’s such a horror classic.
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