The Horrors Of 2023: Knock At The Cabin | Video review

A family is composed by a father, a mother and their off-spring, bro.Two males (or females) trying to make a family is nothing but awful.Poor are those kids that grow up in messed up "families" like the one the movie tries to portray.There are only men and women in the world; there's also the mentally, I guess.Degeneration should be avoided and punished.

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Did he watch the Menu?

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Horrible Movie. Cut it down to a half hour and it would have been awesome ¯_(ツ)_/¯

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It's good... sadly, it dropped the ball at the end, big time. For some reason M. Night Shyamalan had to re-write the book's ending, and its pretty bad.

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Would love to see you review more horror movies with gay themes. 🏳️‍🌈

The best disturbing movie I saw 2023 was "Painted Bird" ...highly recommend!!!
Movie is from 2019, maybe you reviewed it already....also mentionable was "Fried Barry"...fun watch.

Couple of things... It's a Stephen King novel from 2019. Plus, if it's on Netflix, it has to meet R&I and DEI standards. So gay couple, Asian daughter and it's just a normal thing and checks all the boxes. Then I thought - this is an impossible situation for the gay couple. Gay couples are not usually practicing or even "believing" Christians, so how could they possibly make a Christian religious decision from these strangers (4 horsemen of the apocalypse)? It makes for a terrible premise. You're forcing non-Christians to believe in the New Testament on the spot and sacrifice a life for it. It would never happen. So I'm not sure what the story is trying to tell. If you're gay, you're not accepted into the religion in the first place but then they come along and ask you to sacrifice a life for them on the spot? And at the end when the sacrifice is made, are we to believe that Christianity was right and homosexuality is wrong? But then the message is that apocalypse stops because the gay couple's love was so strong? It would have made a better story if the couple were seemingly devout Christians. This would have been a story of putting their faith to the ultimate test. Just my 2 cents...

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Ok maybe I’ll give this another go. I turned it off 40 minutes into it. I thought it was trash maybe I just wasn’t in the right mood for it?

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Your resolve ignites achievement! 🔥 ° "Each setback conquered with unwavering spirit propels you toward triumph."

is this movie on netflix by any chance?

If you can watch a thing without making it political, you are part of the solution my friend. Thanks for more great content!

I watched this mostly bc of johnathan groff and Dave bautista. Honestly i watched this at 1.5 speed. It was okay. Apparently it changed the ending from the novel
While ur approach to the gay couple as just being normal is def not part of the problem or wrong or anything i do think theres potential to read the film as commentery about the stigma gay families face if u just like delve a bit deeper into the themes. Tho thats for an analysis not a review like u do C:

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I would have preferred an ambiguous resolution perhaps one of the dads sacrificing himself because of his faith and not because of the proof crashing down around them, the flashbacks seem to serve only to show why that one dad was so paranoid and angry at the world, but I felt it lacked emotional weight even though I thought the performances were good, I enjoyed it but it's not a must-see by any stretch.

Wouldn’t it be more emotionally impactful if the couple was straight and the child their actual biological offspring?

I have no doubt a same sex couple can love a child completely, but there will always be lacking that genetic connection that’s usually stronger from mother to child.

I enjoyed this movie…