Yey

Honestly the worst. So dramatic for what.

Yeah, no way every inch of that place wouldn't have been explored.

To be fair ppl have lived in houses and didnt knew there were secret rooms in those houses.

@@dranzerjetli5126 Yeah, but they aren't trapped in the house. They can leave, come back, etc. We're talking about a group of people that really don't have much else to do but explore and find ways to escape for, what, five months? No one pulled up a rug?

Sorry just take this redbull drink and relax but remember there is no wings

When you finish a horror movie, with every question you find more plot holes and silly decisions made.

the actual movie explains all of this, just came from watching it and i saw your comment. The monsters are changelings , A scientist built the bunker and sacrifice the worker to the watchers after they completed certain parts of the build, the watchers learn how to become the person in the room, they are trap on the island and they can't fly away because they lost their wings. The scientist lost his wife and he went to this island to bring her back as that is what the people from before use to do but eventually the humans lock them away and trap them on that island. The old lady, was actually a changeling the only one who was a day walker, she is actually half human. You should watch the show it wasn't bad.

5. Was this written by AI or by DEI ? 6. How many people got cancer just watching this recap? 7. If there's a half-changeling, who screwed a changeling? Also, who cares? 8. Nobody looked under the rug for HOW MANY months, years??

@@penlavits3305 Thanks, that actually explains a lot. I might watch it now. A lot of the other commenters just seem confused or have watched the movie and say it was awful.

Basically the same thing

@@xavbags6511you get rest if you’re a hostage though

Thanks. Your comment saved me from watching the recap.

@@frankboff1260 Thanks, your comment saved me from thanking @briankgarland

@@frankboff1260 thanks. your comment saved me from reading the other comments.

@@CortVerminthanks your comment saved me 🙏

@@marcussterdy1702 thanks

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Loved the book.

The book is so much better than this gutted version of it. Like a changeling that hasn’t grasped how to mimic properly, it’s a warped imitation. I hold the book in high regard and cannot wait for “Stay in the Light”.

@@elizabethjames2296 the author has already confirmed that the book and the movie are different and will both be going their own way. The book isn't going to be influenced by the movie but the next movie may be influenced by the book

But there were no mysterious monsters in the forest. It was people dressed in costume. Did you not watch the film?

@@ltme4134 yes I saw. It's a variation on that repeating theme. Just as water is the weakness of aliens, heroes, and the home of mythical creatures.

Why are the best comments always lacking likes?

Bet. Adding angry fairies full of wrath to my Apocalypse bingo sheet right there next to AI taking over the world or the world going up in flames due to climate change.

That's outrageous ! WTF is going on with western countries ! It's a war many haven't woken up to yet. It'll be too late when they do

Uhhuh. Sure they are

​@@SD-vy7gjThey are....what are you? Some type of conspiracy theorist?

​@@SD-vy7gjIt's more of a cultural thing, but it is true. Doesn't mean fairies are actually living in the tree.

All part of God's plan I guess.

Nephillim means fallen ones

Also the falling ones but half human half angle

@@josephpaerau9144 Nephilim: "giants," name of two peoples, one before the flood and one after the flood Original Word: נְפִיל Part of Speech: Noun Masculine Transliteration: Nephilim Phonetic Spelling: (nef-eel') Definition: "giants", name of two peoples, one before the flood and one after the flood

@@josephpaerau9144 It's Hebrew for Giants literally, “the fallen ones” is from the Hebrew "Naphal", “to fall”

This seriously looks like From 😂😂😂

Was thinking the same😂😂

It’s a book released in 2021

Nooooo was it really bad?

@@sconiersclan Are you really asking that question?

Uhhh yeah lmao, how was the movie ​@@dothex

@@dothexif he isn’t then I am, I haven’t watched it yet so I would like to know too

@@DrTelos fair enough. But I highly advise you to watch this recap to save you alot of time and headaches.

Don’t do it. It’s been absolutely butchered 😢

Nine times out of ten the book is always so much better than the movie!!

It’s the “Fae” or Tuatha Dé Danann from Irish folklore…..they literally said fairies several times throughout the recap.

​@bozman2007 I knew it was going to be some kind of fae! The trailer just had the feeling for them.

The book is fairly short. You should give it a read

Compared to other areas of the world, Ireland’s forests aren’t really remarkable. The majority of Ireland has been farmed over and so most forests are rather small, or are resource farms themselves. There aren’t many “natural” spaces in Ireland left. There are forests certainly, but they don’t typically look like what we see in this movie.

That's not how art works?

Did you watch the video he literally explained it 😂 swear everyone has the attention span of a goldfish

@@tedsavage3850 he just said he used the labor of men from nearby village. Which doesn't make sense 1. They need to enter the forest first... with equipment... and materials. a lot of them. 2. They had to live there for a while. U nless they want to go in and out there everytime which is quite unlikey since as I said is in the middle of the goddamn forest. 3. Living there would be impossible without the bunker. You know the one their building? I swear some people just agree to everything that said to them even if it doesnt make sense

It’s part of Irish folklore, the “Fae” or more specifically the Tuatha Dé Danann. Changelings and shapeshifters are a pretty common theme in some stories.