I don't know why, but this film really grosses me out and churns my stomach, but in the best way possible. I can't explain why but it's just really... Icky. I think it might be the over the top camp style, the music, the fact it's about worms and we see Peter Capaldi noshing down on them. There's just something about it that makes me wanna hurl but... I love it.
shareAll good reasons, or it may be that we know what is going to happen to a character in the film, even ere they do. For example . . .
6 Don'ts or Do Be Sorry!
1. Don't walk thru the wood in the dark or alone.
2. Don't touch the stuff on the wall.
3. Don't get into a car . . . with a stranger.
4. Don't stand up in the tub.
5. Don't approach the old lady in the chair.
6. Don't explore the house or grounds on your own.
And, I am sure, there are others.
The amiable cop in the car wasn't a stranger though. (Well, technically, he was since he was now a snake-person, but the girl didn't know that)
shareHe was obviously referring to the boy getting a ride with Sylvia.
shareEvidently not so obvious since the generic statement could apply to more than one sequence.
shareYour logic:
A movie has two scenes in which a character gets into a car with another character.
In one scene, the two characters are familiar with each other as old acquaintances.
In the other scene, the two characters are complete strangers.
Someone makes reference to the movie saying, "Don't get into a car with a stranger."
They could be referring to either scene.
You are a genius.