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Looking back at the rest of the movie, we can see some minor deterrents by the blonde stranger involving her hand in the crime (she seems shaky asking for Tamara, she answers Tyler’s question, and is hesitant with the knife). But, with this line of dialogue, the characters are given depth to include possible family ties, possible religious ties, possible psychotic disorders air max 97 shoes, or possible misguided youth (a la A Clockwork Orange). However, from a religious standpoint, the question, “are you a sinner” and the reply, “sometimes” shows a conflict between the acknowledgement of good and bad. Being a sinner is a problem not associated with the secular world. But, by acknowledging that she is a sinner sometimes, it leaves the crime in an indiscernible light. Maybe she liked killing Air Max 24-7 sneakers, maybe she didn’t. And even worse, maybe she will do it again.
In the start, the couple is quickly illustrated as young lovers with a corrupt relationship. This tension is only a prelude the coming tension of a late night caller and eventual death. But, when there is a knock on the door, the couple seems to forget everything they have ever learned in grammar school about stranger danger, and open the door (but what if they just ignored the knocking, would this movie have never happened?).
From here, tensions mount for the worse as the house is invaded by three masked strangers hell-bent on destroying an already crappy night for the young couple.
A Case of High Tension
For most movies, having a strong beginning or a believable ending is the most important part of production. However, for The Strangers, the fierce interaction between characters and fear proved enough to stand out against an uneventful start and an unnecessary finish. However, this tension is not the only saving grace for an otherwise formulaic movie. However air max tn 8, because of the modern movie market, The Strangers will be lumped into a pile of movies including Saw, Hostel, and the lackluster waste of time known as Vacancy.
Luckily for the viewer, The Strangers only offers two characters to follow. This of course throws the natural flow of a horror movie into a loop because the amount of deaths is greatly reduced. Nonetheless, Liv Tyler and Scott Speedman do a great job of taking the stage and stealing the show.
Christianity is an oft alluded concept in movies, and is often a scapegoat for depth in horror movies. For The Strangers, Christianity and religion was summed up, packaged, and delivered with an exchange of three small lines between a stranger and a young Mormon boy. But what is the relevance of this line.
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While the idea of being caught in a house and threatened by masked crazies is not a new concept, The Strangers takes a shot at the genre and makes the best of a wide release opportunity. One thing to note is how the Bryan Bertino captured the essence of fear and tension through music, events, and a lack of on screen characters.
The Set Up
The start of the movie may seem tedious to some viewers (probably the teeny bopping hipster who see horror movies because they are cool). But, it is important to realize that tedium is the second cousin of fear. Bertino uses this method of torturing the viewer (much like Haneke’s Funny Games, but without Haneke’s heart and vision) to establish fear inside the viewers own mind. Suddenly, the scary part is not watching Speedman get attacked by a bag faced stranger; the scary part is the noise you hear when you go to bed after the movie.