28/47
After a psychiatrist witnesses a bizarre, traumatic incident involving a patient, she becomes increasingly convinced that she is threatened by an evil creature. A few days before its release on September 30, 2022, the cast of the film appeared at various baseball games, sitting still and smiling behind the house, looking at the camera while still and smiling despite worried fans in the audience. faces Another soon appeared in the background with the crowd during the Today show. About 31 minutes later, Rose breaks a glass when her alarm goes off. She is wearing stockings when the glass is shown at her feet. Seconds later, when she checks the door, she’s wearing lace-up shoes. Depending on what happens after a party, there are several continuity issues that may not be „wrong”, but deliberately brought up to show „breaks” in Rose’s consciousness/reason. Rose Cotter: What are you? Why are you doing this to me? The Monstrosity: Because your mind is so inviting.. Paramount’s opening and closing logos have a curved line in the shape of a smile at the base of the mountain. Featured in Chris Stuckmann Movie Reviews: Smile (2022). Lollipop was written by Beverley Ross and Julius Dixon from The Chordettes. This movie had me scared and nervous from start to finish. It’s been a long time since I’ve seen such a good horror film, but the story is a bit patchy, but most of the time it’s well written. The acting is also excellent, which is not often seen in horror films. The movie is very well directed and the first girl who dies in the movie has the most unpleasant smile I have ever seen in my entire life. Especially when the therapist starts seeing her as an illusion in the dark. It really bothered me. Then there was a smile that wasn’t quite as scary as the patient Carl’s. The pace of the film is excellent. The fear increased as the story progressed. The ending really stuck in my brain and I really thought I was going to have nightmares that night, which doesn’t happen to me very often. The day after I watched this movie, a car passed me and the old man behind the wheel looked at me and smiled… all I could think about was this movie. This was Parker Finn’s first film. I really hope he does more movies like this. A great start to his career as a writer/director. well done!