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Netflix There's Someone Inside Your House 2021 Ending Explained
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Netflix There's Someone Inside Your House 2021 Ending Explained, The identity of the killer in There's Someone Inside Your House is hinted at via various scenes & subtle dialogue. Here's every clue to the reveal. The identity of the killer is the central mystery of Netflix’s latest slasher, There’s Someone Inside Your House. Based on the eponymous 2017 novel by Stephanie Perkins, There’s Someone Inside Your House centers on a string of gruesome teen murders that take place in the town of Osborne, Nebraska. As the body count rises, the identity of the killer and the motivations that drive them becomes part of the overarching suspense, with transfer student Makani Young (Sydney Park) at the nexus of the story. #netflix #theresomeoneinsideyourhouse #endingexplained Subscribe To Our Channel: /c/MoviesVibes Movies Vibes thousands of videos on latest hollywood news, Reviews, Top 10 lists, Origins, Tips, How To’s, Reviews, Commentary and more on Pop Culture, Celebrity, Movies, Music, TV, Film, Video Games, Politics, News, Comics, Superheroes. Your trusted authority on ranking Pop Culture. Our Social Media: https://twitter.com/MoviesVibes https://www.facebook.com/movvibes
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You know lil to nothing about any character even if there the main character , and characters die a lot I’m only half way through and I don’t even care about the depths because u see the character for a hand full of seconds and they die then people react to being sad like where supposed to care about a character that’s been on screen for a few minutes
Also it feels like theres scenes drastically missing from the movie there will be times the character is like let’s do what we used to do, or this girl and guy aren’t talking because for some reason that we don’t see it just happens
Also the killer doesn’t even seem to have a motive rn he’s just killing people to kill
The editing in the movies is kinda bad as well u seen them in a car talking then next scene it’s night time , or they half stupid scenes where it’s very apparent this guy has a house that’s broken into but he forgot his phone and heads back in like that logic makes sense
I don’t really recommended watching this maybe if your drunk you will enjoy this ....وسعت 7
The trailer for this film adaption looked promising. I could already see some of the changes they made, but I am actually a big fan of changes in film adaptions of books, because if the film is exactly the same as the book, what's the point? I liked that the killer was targeting people's "secrets", I thought that was really clever, seeing as in the book Makani had a big secret (more on that in a second), and that was a big subplot. The masks, however, I couldn't get around. Even with the joke about how hard it was to make these masks, I find it very hard to believe that a high school student would be that talented at prosthetics. Now, Makani's "secret", the changes they made to that was excellent, because in the book it was a slight let-down (all she did was cut off a girl's ponytail during the hazing). But even that wasn't enough to redeem this film.
The first sort of ten-fifteen minutes were good. Promising, even. But it went downhill very quickly. All of a sudden I wasn't entirely sure what was going on. There seemed to be a lot of gaps, such as Ollie and Makani's relationship. That needed a hell of a lot of fleshing out. I was waiting for some sort of flashback, but no, we got nothing except unexplained tension. Towards the end I honestly had no idea what was even going on in the film. It almost felt as if the dialogue wasn't even making much sense. And then the ending? I'd already realised that the ending was going to be different to the book, which is fine. I realised after the film had ended that they'd sort of attempted to set it up, but those foundations were so weak that when he took the mask off I was like, ummm, what?? And why did he hand her the knife? Why was he blaming her for what he did? WHAT WHAT?? I honestly was so confused, and not in a good way. I wasn't supposed to be confused.
The reason the book is called "There's Someone Inside Your House" is because the majority of the murders take place in the person's own house, and the killer messes with them a little by moving things around while they're not looking. In the film, only the first death was in their own house, which made the whole title somewhat redundant. And don't get me started on Rodrigo's death.
As someone who loves films and wants to work in that field, the biggest issue I have when I don't like a film is when I can see what would make it better. Or at least, what I personally think would have made it better. I get this urge to just reach into the screen and rearrange everything. It's a worse feeling than just straight-up disliking it. It's frustrating. And There's Someone Inside Your House was one of those for me. It felt like a film made off a first-draft. Like it wasn't finished. Which is ironic, considering this movie was shot almost two years ago.
In summary, it was a let-down.
It's
It's not the worst 1.5 hours I've ever spent. Put it on while you fold clothes or make dinner.
Best avoided at all cost. ....وسعت 20
You know lil to nothing about any character even if there the main character , and characters die a lot I’m only half way through and I don’t even care about the depths because u see the character for a hand full of seconds and they die then people react to being sad like where supposed to care about a character that’s been on screen for a few minutes
Also it feels like theres scenes drastically missing from the movie there will be times the character is like let’s do what we used to do, or this girl and guy aren’t talking because for some reason that we don’t see it just happens
Also the killer doesn’t even seem to have a motive rn he’s just killing people to kill
The editing in the movies is kinda bad as well u seen them in a car talking then next scene it’s night time , or they half stupid scenes where it’s very apparent this guy has a house that’s broken into but he forgot his phone and heads back in like that logic makes sense
I don’t really recommended watching this maybe if your drunk you will enjoy this ....وسعت 7
The trailer for this film adaption looked promising. I could already see some of the changes they made, but I am actually a big fan of changes in film adaptions of books, because if the film is exactly the same as the book, what's the point? I liked that the killer was targeting people's "secrets", I thought that was really clever, seeing as in the book Makani had a big secret (more on that in a second), and that was a big subplot. The masks, however, I couldn't get around. Even with the joke about how hard it was to make these masks, I find it very hard to believe that a high school student would be that talented at prosthetics. Now, Makani's "secret", the changes they made to that was excellent, because in the book it was a slight let-down (all she did was cut off a girl's ponytail during the hazing). But even that wasn't enough to redeem this film.
The first sort of ten-fifteen minutes were good. Promising, even. But it went downhill very quickly. All of a sudden I wasn't entirely sure what was going on. There seemed to be a lot of gaps, such as Ollie and Makani's relationship. That needed a hell of a lot of fleshing out. I was waiting for some sort of flashback, but no, we got nothing except unexplained tension. Towards the end I honestly had no idea what was even going on in the film. It almost felt as if the dialogue wasn't even making much sense. And then the ending? I'd already realised that the ending was going to be different to the book, which is fine. I realised after the film had ended that they'd sort of attempted to set it up, but those foundations were so weak that when he took the mask off I was like, ummm, what?? And why did he hand her the knife? Why was he blaming her for what he did? WHAT WHAT?? I honestly was so confused, and not in a good way. I wasn't supposed to be confused.
The reason the book is called "There's Someone Inside Your House" is because the majority of the murders take place in the person's own house, and the killer messes with them a little by moving things around while they're not looking. In the film, only the first death was in their own house, which made the whole title somewhat redundant. And don't get me started on Rodrigo's death.
As someone who loves films and wants to work in that field, the biggest issue I have when I don't like a film is when I can see what would make it better. Or at least, what I personally think would have made it better. I get this urge to just reach into the screen and rearrange everything. It's a worse feeling than just straight-up disliking it. It's frustrating. And There's Someone Inside Your House was one of those for me. It felt like a film made off a first-draft. Like it wasn't finished. Which is ironic, considering this movie was shot almost two years ago.
In summary, it was a let-down.
It's
It's not the worst 1.5 hours I've ever spent. Put it on while you fold clothes or make dinner.
Best avoided at all cost. ....وسعت 20
You know lil to nothing about any character even if there the main character , and characters die a lot I’m only half way through and I don’t even care about the depths because u see the character for a hand full of seconds and they die then people react to being sad like where supposed to care about a character that’s been on screen for a few minutes
Also it feels like theres scenes drastically missing from the movie there will be times the character is like let’s do what we used to do, or this girl and guy aren’t talking because for some reason that we don’t see it just happens
Also the killer doesn’t even seem to have a motive rn he’s just killing people to kill
The editing in the movies is kinda bad as well u seen them in a car talking then next scene it’s night time , or they half stupid scenes where it’s very apparent this guy has a house that’s broken into but he forgot his phone and heads back in like that logic makes sense
I don’t really recommended watching this maybe if your drunk you will enjoy this ....وسعت 7
The trailer for this film adaption looked promising. I could already see some of the changes they made, but I am actually a big fan of changes in film adaptions of books, because if the film is exactly the same as the book, what's the point? I liked that the killer was targeting people's "secrets", I thought that was really clever, seeing as in the book Makani had a big secret (more on that in a second), and that was a big subplot. The masks, however, I couldn't get around. Even with the joke about how hard it was to make these masks, I find it very hard to believe that a high school student would be that talented at prosthetics. Now, Makani's "secret", the changes they made to that was excellent, because in the book it was a slight let-down (all she did was cut off a girl's ponytail during the hazing). But even that wasn't enough to redeem this film.
The first sort of ten-fifteen minutes were good. Promising, even. But it went downhill very quickly. All of a sudden I wasn't entirely sure what was going on. There seemed to be a lot of gaps, such as Ollie and Makani's relationship. That needed a hell of a lot of fleshing out. I was waiting for some sort of flashback, but no, we got nothing except unexplained tension. Towards the end I honestly had no idea what was even going on in the film. It almost felt as if the dialogue wasn't even making much sense. And then the ending? I'd already realised that the ending was going to be different to the book, which is fine. I realised after the film had ended that they'd sort of attempted to set it up, but those foundations were so weak that when he took the mask off I was like, ummm, what?? And why did he hand her the knife? Why was he blaming her for what he did? WHAT WHAT?? I honestly was so confused, and not in a good way. I wasn't supposed to be confused.
The reason the book is called "There's Someone Inside Your House" is because the majority of the murders take place in the person's own house, and the killer messes with them a little by moving things around while they're not looking. In the film, only the first death was in their own house, which made the whole title somewhat redundant. And don't get me started on Rodrigo's death.
As someone who loves films and wants to work in that field, the biggest issue I have when I don't like a film is when I can see what would make it better. Or at least, what I personally think would have made it better. I get this urge to just reach into the screen and rearrange everything. It's a worse feeling than just straight-up disliking it. It's frustrating. And There's Someone Inside Your House was one of those for me. It felt like a film made off a first-draft. Like it wasn't finished. Which is ironic, considering this movie was shot almost two years ago.
In summary, it was a let-down.
It's
It's not the worst 1.5 hours I've ever spent. Put it on while you fold clothes or make dinner.
Best avoided at all cost. ....وسعت 20