u/MostWalk1537

Hey guys! I just watched this movie with my girlfriend. Absolutely amazing movie, we were on the edge of the couch (literally), for the last hour of the movie. We had a few questions I was hoping yall could answer.

- How did the vampirism start? Like why did it randomly show up with Rennick?

- Is it the guitar that attracted Rennick? If not, why did he want Sammie specifically?

- Why didn’t the Natives push harder to kill him? We feel like it was weak to the plot just to have them show up like “yeah this guy is dangerous” then leave.

- How were the vampires able to enter the mill near the end fight? No one invited them in?

- When they’re dancing in the mill, it’s showing a whole bunch of other cultures that weren’t “actually” there, was that for symbolism?

- Why are some of the vampire eyes different colours? is that also a culture symbolism?

I’m not the most educated on cultural symbolism, i’m trying to be very respectful and understanding of this 🙏. We just feel the whole supernatural addition to this movie wasn’t necessary. No hate to the movie or anything, we loved it.

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