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“We suffer more in imagination than in reality,” once said philosopher Seneca.
Other scary flicks could learn a thing or two from their marketing.
I think the key thing, though, is that they don’t hide them completely.
Curiosity killed the cat, and all that.
It concludes with Cage’s character adding, “I’ll be… We know you are, and it’sterrifying.
They asked me early on, ‘Do we have your permission to kind of go nuts?’
And I said, ‘What else are we doing here?
Do your thing.'”
“It’s driving people towards a freak show at a circus tent,” the director toldEntertainment Weeklyelsewhere.
“Would be great to go in without a proper idea of how grim he might look.”
Their wide-eyed shock acting as a mirror to our own?
They’re a twistedblendof imagination and reality, and well, that’s what makes them so perfect.
