If you see something freshly killed, hanged up that high, why would you keep going?

I love how you can see this monster throughout the movie but only if you look closely, they did such a good job designing the monster and its amazing

Hutch's death scream is literally something I will never forget out of this film. That scream was a thing of terror and nightmares.

The most upsetting image in the movie for me was just the way that Phil was sitting on the ground after the second nightmare, like he was a child. You can tell that whatever it was he saw has completely destroyed his mind.

The monster: mating call

I am russian, and the scariest thing in the movie was a nine pound price for a bottle of vodka.

I always thought 'the blonde woman' was the daughter from the family picture they found.

I am swedish and i can confirm that this happens whenever you enter a forest.

Theory: The girl that speaks English to Luke is the same girl in the family pic from 1984

This movie is so underrated compared to how much love bird box got :( i love the unsettling atmosphere and simple dialogue in this movie

I really love the crossover between Dom telling Luke off for not fighting back while his friend dies, and Dom just hiding in the tress, while Phil dies. Its like it shows him as both a hypocrite and also a normal person - freezing up and not able to fight back against something that is about to kill your friend. I thought that that's why Dom kinda gets on with Luke in the last part, as he can kinda understand why Luke did what he did, and why Luke couldn't have realistically done anything else.

They should have stayed on the trail. Generally, when roads, trails, etc. are made. They are made on the easiest path possible. Forest are unpredictable and it can have unseen geographical features.

I feel so bad for Hutch. The guy was sooo cool and just wanted everyone to get along. #JusticeForHutch

The creature is one of fear, pain, cowardice. It only kills one at a time, it separates the group to weaken it and never faces them when they are together, it itself is afraid. In the end when he roars back it backs up, it knows that it can die and maybe its not as powerful as it makes others believe, it is fear, a representation of trauma, pain, and cowardice, when faced it knows it cannot stand against the strong, those willing to fight.

Creature: roars

Luke is totally getting arrested for the murder of his friends...

”They should’ve gone to Vegas”

Hutch's death was a film masterpiece of a scene. The shriek of loneliness knowing where his friends were and he couldnt do anything to help, or they couldnt help him.