The Blackcoat's Daughter
Two girls must fight a mysterious evil force at a deserted prep school in this terrifying horror film starring Emma Roberts and Lucy Boynton.
Official Selection at the Toronto International Film Festival.
"Few horror debuts unnerve and fascinate as much as this one." - Alan Scherstuhl, Village Voice
"The Blackcoat's Daughter" is a self-contained tale of evil that knows exactly what it's doing." - Adam Graham, Detroit News
Running Time
95 mins
Year
2017
Kanopy ID
6324477
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Comments (9)
I mostly like this film, though I don't know that I would watch it again. It has some interesting scenes. That said, I got confused about the Kat and Joan characters, whom I presume are intended to be the same person at different ages. (The different actresses seem to have been cast based ...Read more
I mostly like this film, though I don't know that I would watch it again. It has some interesting scenes. That said, I got confused about the Kat and Joan characters, whom I presume are intended to be the same person at different ages. (The different actresses seem to have been cast based on their resemblance to each other-- particularly the eyebrows). While there's a lot of interesting cinematography, and a few somewhat scary scenes, this strikes me as one of those horror films that is best enjoyed if you don't think too terribly hard about the plot. I like some such films, and I think this film is totally enjoyable on those terms.
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What about winter
makes stranded boarding-school girls
worship the furnace?
I was thinking about this response
While watching the film (for the first time)
& I don't think the furnace was "worshiped" in that scene (whatever else was going on— though this
Is clearly not a haiku)
Ominous music and sound does not rescue a film if it has no clear motivations or plot, just bunny-eared shadows and troubled girls.
I agree with JP, for those who enjoy horror films this is a flop. A waste of my movie watching time.
It does succeed in being creepy. Osgood Perkins (of Quigley fame --Quigley!) directs a slow-burn, satanic non-panic.
If you enjoy quality horror films, don't waste your time with this one. It has an uninspired and contrived screenplay while also being filled with actors who have their own limitations beyond a bad script. Seriously, don't waste your time.
If you've ever gotten very sick. This is NOT a movie for you. Not a classic. NO cinematography.
Great movie!