13 Unanswered Questions about It Follows : Unanswered Questions Episode 9

[@movietimelines]

i am extremely saddened that several days have passed since this has been posted and no one has commented on my masterful interpretation of the greatest band of our generation, chumbawumba.

[@IAmBlindProphet]

Well just try to get back on your feet and don’t let that keep you down, I’m sure everyone loved it

[@brandonpage7087]

I loved your rendition of Chumbawumba's lone hit, Josh! I really did. Definetly remember that song from my pre-teen years. I'm wondering if you & i are part of the same generation? I know you mentioned in another video that you saw Shocker when it was in theaters, in 1989. In 1989 I was just starting school, in kindergarten. Which makes me think you must be older. If so, you certainly don't look it, lol. I'm 37.

[@JakNekon]

Fantastic work, especially the water weakness and the lack of internet in the movie. Also noticed that one tv is old with antenna and black and white, while the other TV is modern with color cartoons. Additionally another video pointed out in the end hospital scenes, one nurse is dressed normal/scrubs etc., but one nurse is dressed Florence nightingale style-like twilight zoneish.

[@trentgibson581]

DAMN, I first read this comment before I got to you're "pissing the night away" reference... so when I first read this post, I thought you had realized chumbawunba was the band that made the awesome Synth score for this movie... I was all excited to look into it when I finished your video and now I just got to the part where I saw your reference and I realized chumbawunba had nothing to do with the awesome synth score and that they still suck 😂🤣

[@JakNekon]

When the entity appears as Yara while Yara is right there in the water, maybe the entity who's weakness is water couldn't detect Yara on the water, and so used here image to get close to Jay by mistake.

[@kang6914]

I love how It Follows score has that 80s feel to it. Very unique modern horror film. It was also filmed in my hometown Detroit.

[@thefourmoodgroups2589]

Totally agree about the score. It adds so much to the movie. And I feel like scoring is an underappreciated aspect of movie making, especially because when done well it shouldn't be a focus, but rather a supporting element. This movie shows so well how a great score can add to the overall work, especially in horror which should function through multiple senses and not just jump scare garbage.

[@kang6914]

@@thefourmoodgroups2589 Absolutely. I love a good score especially in horror films. Definitely adds to the suspense and overall vibe of the film. Just about every classic horror film has a great score as well. John Carpenter's The Thing had a very simple yet effective score for example.

[@domingosjunior6805]

Detroit? thats why i though the movie was filmed in a old Soviet union city

[@kang6914]

@@domingosjunior6805 🤣 true

[@elhornio5408]

Bitch took my demonic curse transferred by sex can't have shit in detroit

[@fd9447]

Great video. This is my theory: I always assumed it took the forms of Hugh's Mom and Greg because in those two scenes, it was visible by more than one person, therefore had more obstacles. It was trying to get past the second person in line first. By posing as Hugh's Mom, it hoped to put Hugh at ease and get right past him. It would be natural for Jay to see Greg walk into his own house. Since Jay was watching, it tried to fool her.

[@MelkorTolkien]

It might depend on who sees it first.

[@peterdanior4538]

I didn't think the movie was that scary but I loved the allegory aspect of it. My theory about the curse/entity is that it was once human & alive, but probably suffered a sexual trauma that led to their death & they now exist as a vengeful spirit. If it ever did get to the earliest person in line,it may just stop. Especially when you look at it as a living STD. If it isn't passed along to anyone knew, then it just wouldn't exist anymore.

[@MorrisseyMuse]

You kidding? it's horrifyingly scary!

[@schools6555]

To me it almost feels like the characters in this film are in purgatory, that's why it's so hard to nail down a time, a season or why technology seems to be up and down the timeline.

[@Throatwobbler_Mangrove]

Just a thought but Greg sleeping with her seemed creepier than the first guy taking advantage of her. Greg seemed to think she was delusional so by "sacrificing himself" to saver her just came off as him wanting to get off under the guise of heroism. You could tell that after each hookup (boat guys totally ran a train), Jay looked visibly more debased. By avoiding the symbol of maturity/adulthood etc she gave away more innocence than she otherwise had to. Statistically more promiscuous people have less satisfying future relationships (the ran through 35 year old ready to settle down type).

[@mikemadsen7926]

It definitely was a train because you seen boat guy1 the old guy on her roof then when she was in the pool at the end you seen this middle aged boat guy. She gave in to the bad boy she mentioned doing it with him previously in high school and the guy that does her in the beginning was a bad boy that passed it to her if she would of chose nice guy Paul none of this would of ever happened. Edit that middle aged guy was her father I guess because she felt shame

[@BrickChick]

I'd like a prequel named "It begins " and a sequel taking place now called "It Ends" and maybe a horrible 4th entry for me to ignore and feel pretentious about called "It Happened"

[@ranwolf7650]

"It Returns"

[@ikmor]

It: In space! Number 4 is always in space.

[@atorifanl6153]

20 years later ‘It’s Happening Again’

[@matthewgabbard6415]

Ah an English major

[@prestonjones4941]

It's happening NOW. 2023 meta is in this year

[@alchemypotato]

For me, I sort of view It Follows in a meta-textual way as the representation of a single aspect of slasher films (killing people who have sex) taken literally and with an undefined entity in place of the killer. This is a cool film. I love the Carpenter and Romero influence and the super rad score. Like you, the more I rewatch it the more I enjoy it.

[@jondaw9411]

I loved this movie. Amidst the plethora of endless remakes, sequels, prequels, reimaginings ( I am writing this after just seeing the trailer for the new Exorcist film) this was refreshingly different and genuinely disturbing in places. Let’s hope that the lack of a sequel continues (or a remake, or prequel or….)

[@RobbDorn]

Thank you for this. I’m in the “love it” group for this film and I appreciate you spending time helping to explain its complexities. I know this movie has its issues, but I felt this was a truly unique and haunting little recent horror gem.

[@TheBadGuy235]

I gotta think also that maybe Jay's father was sexually abusive to she and her sister. That's why they're called a mess and that the dad isn't in the picture and that describing the monster to her sister would have been traumatic.

[@CalvinTor]

Your "just a guy" statement at the end: You missed the moment when Jay and Greg are at the high school office looking at yearbooks and a girl dressed casually outside slowly walks directly to the building, at about :50. Jay and Greg are then seen getting the answer to their likely question from the secretary and leaving. In the car, you see the girl again walking slowly toward them. If she is "it," then yes, "it" also wears street clothes. You also state that Annie is "by the ocean" when the nearest body of water is Lake St Clair.

[@p.d.l7023]

Here's a theory I heard: When IT appears as someone that we don't know who it is = It's taking the form of someone IT killed in the past, dressed as they did when they died. Kind of like 'The Thing'.

[@BrickChick]

Interesting theory , I considered the same but we see the living counterparts in the movie. I really would love to know the method used

[@benbarnett5743]

Not a bad idea

[@jedshaffer5956]

Suggestion for a future Unanswered Questions: Phantasm.

[@domingosjunior6805]

and Big Momma house

[@alchemypotato]

Could get so much mileage out of analyzing that series.

[@vampirascoffin870]

I dont think phantasm should be questioned i love the unknown lure

[@movietimelines]

it’s on the agenda. it’s a tough one, because it’s deliberately dreamlike and i don’t think it really has a meaning, per se, but my version will be my interpretation of it.

[@domingosjunior6805]

@@movietimelines what abbout Big Momma house?

[@TONYGILLEY]

I'm certain it would take 45 minutes for Sam and Dean Winchester to have this STD-Ghost sorted out and destroyed or sent to Purgatory.

[@Sweetestsadist]

My brain immediately jumped to the late 80s for the timeline. Anyone who grew up in the Detroit area during this time would instantly make that connection upon seeing the Father and Son commercial playing on the television in the background... And start singing along.

[@anon_human_bean]

Possibly one of the best analysis of the movie I have seen so far as I am doing some research on the film for a paper. While I don't agree with some points you make, it was a very in depth analysis. It helped me with confirmation on some of my own observations. The entity can stand for a metaphor for a couple of things, which is what I mainly analyze in the paper.

[@mst3k54]

Always believed the person behind them at the end was definitely IT. The reason for the street clothes is bc IT’s after paul now, not Jay. Plus, the shots from behind them walking start from farther back and then get closer just before the movie ends like they’re from IT’s POV and it’s getting closer to them, etc. Also, IT just randomly appears behind them very quickly and randomly, plus IT appears to be wearing the same clothes as Paul!

[@MrMark-hm9lk]

I stumbled on this movie without any prior knowledge about it, so it was a big home run for me

[@virginiapicker]

Great analysis. Totally agree with the perspective that the rules are not fully known, and shouldn’t be assumed. The random tech thing was deliberate, it was unsettling, and it’s one of the genius little touches that makes this film special. Going overseas - watch the first sequence. When the woman is leaving her father a VM, there’s a lit area in the water over her right shoulder. It looks like there’s something that breached the surface of the water. I took that to mean that water is not an effective obstacle.

[@jagjitdusanjh8356]

I wonder if a way to stop the entity would be for it to be chasing a man for years and not catching up to it until he was old and unable to perform...

[@NicholasKaufmann]

I liked this movie a lot, and I think much of its strength lies in its ambiguity. You had some great theories, though!

[@BrienDoesIt]

Hey man, a quick note - the movie takes place in detroit. They were by lake Huron. Your questions about the weather make sense in regards to MI. Some falls you could swim well into October before.it got too cold. When I saw the movie my first guess for the timing was just after first freeze which would kick the leaves changing but would still leave it warm enough to be outside in the daytime (in the sun). Just found your videos, this was an awesome watch.

[@kevingeldard3550]

Question no. 2: What qualifies as sex? OK, settle down there, Bill Clinton.

[@eulyduran86]

😩😭

[@xenophagia]

🤣

[@Browninthadesert]

One of my all time favorite movies 😁 you brought up really good points too

[@richardsimmons9880]

I'm more of a Sci-Fi buff who occasionally dips into Horror. To this end I often tend to gravitate towards Japanese and Korean Horror films, but 'It Follows' really resonated with me as something genuinely spooky to come from The States. No unnecessary shitty jump scares... and that slow, unstoppable evil force from your worst nightmares.

[@fitzpatrickderek30]

What if the reason Jay's dad isn't in the proverbial picture is that he sexually assaulted her prior to the movie and each form of the entity is someone that she couldn't confide in or an archetype of her innocence lost. The tall man is how she viewed her father prior to the assault, the old woman how she pictures herself in her later years, the girl in the torn brassiere and red skirt how she views her current worth etc

[@movietimelines]

that’s all pretty possible. i definitely think that the girl in the kitchen has a deeper meaning.

[@tonystair6818]

Just discovered your channel recently, and I have to say that I've really been enjoying your content. Good, solid videos.

[@movietimelines]

thanks and welcome aboard!

[@alexanderparker410]

A little late, having just watched the film, but I loved it and your Q&A helped understand some things. Just a comment to add that after it’s at her house at one point nearish the end, she looks out and her swimming pool has been destroyed, seemed weird at the time but and I guessed it was some kind of ‘innocence lost’ commentary but if it’s weakness is water then it makes sense that it would have wrecked the pool.

[@elloowu6293]

My friend had the best answer for the timeline question. It's Detroit

[@MOTORFISTER]

Yeah, I'm reeeeaaally late to the party, but I have a question... What the heck is Jay's cast made of?! Vibranium?! I can think of at least two occasions when it gets completely soaked and ends up looking like nothing ever happened to it. That is some next level plaster right there!

[@rbz1]

lol...i just posted this question and now I see I wasn't the only one.

[@sean5558]

Wtf mom?! Famous last words

[@amandakay8919]

Great movie. The mood it was able to create throughout was masterful. I'm always happy to listen you break movies down like this.

[@p.d.l7023]

Water seems to be a theme: Two scenes at the beach, pool at the end, a few of the forms that it takes seem to be soaked.

[@bobbybr38k3r8]

14:16 why was she wearing hooked shoes and pjs?

[@watcherofanimez562]

I love this movie. Keep up the great content.

[@TV-lb1wn]

"but people go swimming and casually wear swimsuits" - there's Michigan for you. I have definitely laid out in the pool around Halloween. Also, if you go to the upper peninsula in the middle of summer, you'll quickly discover that the water temperature will be like 40-50 degrees. We get used to it :)

[@TheBadGuy235]

The neighbor boy was peeping on her while she was the pool wasn't he? So again kind of taking the form of a violation of sorts.

[@movietimelines]

great point.

[@Chshort610]

Excellent film. One of my favorite horror movies. Thanks for the breakdown.

[@evanabbott2737]

I kinda especially really like this movie because they filmed a lot of the movie in my hometown of Royal Oak, Michigan...like, the scene where the girl visits her two friends at the ice cream parlor was like 2 blocks away from my house.😁

[@thefourmoodgroups2589]

That ice cream parlor looked pretty dope. Love me some independently owned ice cream shops.

[@evanabbott2737]

@@thefourmoodgroups2589 one year there was a blackout, I think it was 2003, and they gave away all their ice cream...we had all these containers of rocky road in the freezer for like a year after that.😁👍

[@thefourmoodgroups2589]

@@evanabbott2737 Sweet! Literally!

[@AngelWJedi]

Soooo basically he is like the shy guy from the SCP orgization?

[@fitzpatrickderek30]

A point to the water too is that in the picture of Jay and her father they seem to be at a pool...

[@musicINme013]

This is my favorite series on your channel! You answers for The Thing are the best I've come across. One recommendation for your timeline series, go more in depth, point for point in your synopsis of the movies. Thats how channels like Dead Meat and Foundflix become so binge worthy, their videos are like experiencing the film. Love your channel overall though!

[@Mrsierramist1]

I watched this movie with very low expectations, and I ended up loving it. I think avoiding the hype is helpful.

[@Seamonkey2407]

I've seen it once, and it's a pretty interesting movie. I enjoyed it. 😁

[@liamnehren1054]

I saw a video, I don't remember what channel but it was talking about the exact distance needed between work and home for the entity to be stuck in a constant loop almost arriving at both places when you leave.

[@brandonmadigan7523]

I want them to make It Follows the season arc for the next season of Archer. The titular "It" was something Woodhause contracted fighting Nazi Ocultists in WW 2 and now roams the earth working it's way backwards. Plus Archer takes place in a similarly styled mashup of eras

[@FriendlyNeighborhoodUnclePete]

Like we spoke before, I need to give this movie a 2nd chance. Thanks Josh.

[@thefourmoodgroups2589]

Definitely, Pete! Do it! 👊

[@movietimelines]

go for it! i can’t guarantee you’ll love it, but i have a feeling you’ll at least appreciate it a little more.

[@dustinsaunders314]

Wasn't Jay and her friends locked in her bedroom? I always assumed the creature was following her by coming through her window and she just happened to leave at the right time when it had just gotten on the roof. So creepy showing it has intelligence as to know to go through her window cause her door would give her lots of time to escape.

[@JTonyArts]

She swims out to the boat and goes through with it. The idea that it passes on and STOPS following you until it kills the next person is just what Jeff says. I think this is proof that passing it along adds others to the curse but does nothing to stop it from coming after you. The entity coming for you is inevitable.

[@John-oo8dn]

It’s impossible to lock in a time, but I think September in the mid to late 2000s fits the best. Vehicles were mostly indistinguishable from those in 2014, when the movie came out. Smart phones weren’t ubiquitous, but did exist and the characters’ lack of cell phones and smart TVs could just be a result of being poor. I knew affluent adults that didn’t have a cell phone until 2010ish, so broke teenagers not having one in the mid 2000s isn’t a stretch. This would also allow for an e-reader to exist, as the first e-reader (that didn’t use a CD) came out in the mid 2000s. September in that region would be warm enough to allow for swimming during the day, but cool enough to warrant layered clothing in the evening. Are there still some anachronistic elements? Probably, but that could be explained as continuity goofs. That happens all the time in period pieces.

[@p.d.l7023]

As much about it that didn't make sense, it was in the top 3 if not the best horror filmmof that year. It seems as if the place, time, season were left muddled as part of the effect.

[@LeMayJoseph]

Definitely agree with your answer to #1. The end, though? That's the entity following them. It's a classic Nightmare on Elm St. ending, where they think they've killed it, yet there it is.

[@Doctor_Odin]

The forms it take more than likely have to do with their Victims own personal sexual awakening line. With when it’s a strangers being the closest approximation it can understand. There is a psychological theory that a child’s first attraction is to the parent of the opposite sex. Which is where we get the expression a man marries his mother and a woman marries her father. The logical basis behind that is that the Parent is the base representation/example of the ideal lover subconsciously.

[@cynaptyc]

I agree, she looks as is in deep thought about the guys in the boat but i believe she didn't do anything because she would feel guilty about and couldn't figure a way to explain to them.

[@bobbybr38k3r8]

19:00 "jogger" lml

[@rbz1]

ummm...don't most joggers walk casually with a loaded backpack while carrying a soccer ball? duh!

[@bobbybr38k3r8]

@@rbz1 no. Joggers, jog. Power walkers, power walk

[@rbz1]

@@bobbybr38k3r8 lmao...i was being sarcastic in agreeance with your comment. The first thing I thought when he said "jogger" was who tf goes for a jog wearing a full backpack AND carrying a ball in one arm.

[@bobbybr38k3r8]

@@rbz1 I get it. 😭😂

[@therosebride]

I remember hearing about how this was the best horror film the year it came out and wanting to see it then. It never happened for a variety of reasons and then I lost interest in it after hearing a vague plot description. This is the first video that's convinced me I do need to see this film. It'll have to wait though as I need to watch a whole bunch of movies before a certain deadline *looks at calendar* plenty of time left, right?

[@thefourmoodgroups2589]

I definitely recommend you catch up with It Follows after you do your list homework. 🙃 ☘️

[@movietimelines]

hah! still plenty of time until that deadline!

[@therosebride]

@@movietimelines Phew 😅

[@SmoothAdventureProductions]

Great. Another video I cant watch yet until I get around to watching the movie.

[@thefourmoodgroups2589]

I love It Follows and I love this video, Josh! I can't decide whether I like 13 Unanswered Questions or Dead Last better as episode concepts of yours... luckily l don't have to choose! Oddly, I never picked up on the water safety aspect. But yeah it's clear as day! Get it? Clear? Also it goes back to one of your earlier questions about why not go overseas? Pity that it was expensive and probably not an option for Jay. If water is the entity's weakness, then maybe it saves her life forever as long as she's willing to stay abroad.

[@jugghead82]

It follows you in your pants lol the era I think this movie takes place in the present but I know in my neighborhood I see a couple of like new looking old school cars that people remodel and clean up so I don't know maybe it is cuz you still see someone with a cell phone and then maybe some of the other kids in the movie don't have the expense to get a phone like that plus with the TVs I probably would say that maybe they just had TVs from back then I mean I still got a CRT.

[@filmgoblin5016]

So if the entity takes the form of people wearing night sleeping clothes does that mean Jeff’s mom goes to bed naked? What about the yellow dress girl Jeff saw, or the black guy outside the restaurant, or the high school girl at Jeff’s high school?

[@p.d.l7023]

The forms it takes seem to be random: Old lady, giant, a friend that's already in the vicinity...

[@StarshineGoomba]

I've always took the ending as since they had sex within the confines of a committed relationship, that essentially broke the curse. In addition to that, I just thought of an origin as I was watching this video. It started with a witch's curse/spell. Maybe someone got cheated on, be it a male or female, and they called upon a specific demon to punish those having casual sex, starting with the cheater and it's gone on for who knows how long.

[@peterdanior4538]

My theory is that the curse/entity is relatively new, probably the spirit of the one girl it took the form of who looks like she was attacked.

[@SirRobinBP]

25:40 because if it bleeds, they can kill it

[@JeffTheHokie]

I noticed when she got back home, the pool had been destroyed- a side had been pulled down.

[@peterdanior4538]

What if the water is just meant to be a false sense of security? Annie & Jay are both attacked at the beach. The neighbor boy spied on Jay while she was in her pool. Plus how she was still attacked in the final pool scene. The water=safety theory reminds me of when I was a teenager and other kids "knew" that girls couldn't get pregnant if they did it in water. My guess it that the spirit/curse did survive the pool scene & was following them in the end using the form of Paul himself. Their outfits look very similar.

[@JamiJR]

Okay, but imagine setting this movie to the Tom Lehrer song "I Got It From Agnes."

[@atorifanl6153]

We need like a rating system for any sort of critic/criticism. How much have they seen? If ‘It Follows’ is the scariest they’ve ever seen, what the fuck have they actually seen?

[@abbynormal5849]

What about a nice handy? Could the entity get a grip with that?

[@mst3k54]

You forgot one of the forms of IT when you were listing them in order in question 11… IT is at the school when they’re going through the yearbook trying to ID and track Jeff and you also see IT stalking them when they’re in the car leaving that same school’s parking lot

[@Brogan97]

what is the background piano music ?

[@movietimelines]

it’s called Almost in F, by Kevin MacLeod.

[@seanm.9832]

Very good movie the tall guy almost made me piss my self when i first saw it

[@lordvlygar2963]

Question 8, is it possible to swim 100 feet offshore with a cast on a bent arm? I never had a cast, so I don't know.

[@p.d.l7023]

Pool at the end = Maybe IT just wanted them to think that IT was dead..

[@TheShadowguy64]

I agree. Movie was pretty good, but nowhere near as scary as people kept saying. I'll watch it again in a few months and see how it is when removed from the hype.

[@CFacci-kq1cy]

I hate movies without exposition. I know, I know the viewers imagination is scarier than anything the makers could put on the screen. But I want a shared experience not a hundred different interpretations. I want solid lore not head canon. Though prequel origin stories are terrible in most cases. So I guess I’m just unsatisfied with everything.

[@concernedandequal1928]

There's a scene when they are at Jeff's school where there is a student walking strangely straight towards the characters and the student is in plain clothes.

[@MsMelyjean]

It seems that Annie said her "goodbye's" an let IT kill her. The guy on the roof may have simply been trying a different way to get it.

[@jamesphelan7556]

I have only watched this film once but from I remember I really enjoyed it. Was it scary? Not particularly apart from a couple of jump scares yet I had a fun time.

[@stitchgroover]

This is one of my Top 5 horror films.

[@p.d.l7023]

The girl died on that beach the beginning. Was that the same beach that they all went to to hide out? Bares nothing to the (many) plot holes. I was just wondering.

[@MikeD974]

That tall guy was creepy I like this movie but everyone I know hated it. My only question is what happens if the creature kills everyone cursed like who is the 1st cursed or how did it all start?

[@MetalionSOS]

Big question for me: the high heels on the first girl, any symbolism or meaning?

[@movietimelines]

i think one part just simply showing that she wasn't prepared for a monster chase and clearly wasn't expecting what was happening, and one part symbolism of hypersexualized horror victims that runs through the film and the victims. it's usually in the form the creature takes more so than the victims, but it's a thematic link.

[@madmartigan21]

Conceptually It Follows borrows from Curse of the Demon (1957). The curse is passed on through runes instead of sex.

[@LpCruz11937]

keep em dropping

[@xchantisx]

I have a question: how IT kills? IT kills Annie in a violent manner, but in Gregs case is sort of ambiguous and they don't explain how he was killed.

[@peterdanior4538]

I think Hugh gets a lot more crap than he actually deserves. Yes he purposely gave Jay the curse, but Jay & Paul at least considered doing the same thing (And may have we don't know). Yes he infected Jay to protect himself, but I don't think he's a bad guy. He does warn Jay about the curse, although there is the benefit of buying him more time, however at Hugh's place I think the scene of them finding Hugh's porn & used tissues was to show that he isn't going around having sex & accidentally infecting someone. He only has sex with Jay after he realizes that it's following him again. Despite wanting to save himself, he didn't want to be responsible for killing someone else.

[@movietimelines]

yeah, i don’t think that he’s a villainous character, just someone stuck in this same situation. i feel like, at least, the movie characters feel this way too, as they don’t seem to upset with him when they’re all talking to him.

[@ttrestle]

Could the person being chased survive in a large metal grated home with only small holes in it? What it the creature literally had no way of getting in?

[@leannkennett905]

I think the creature from it follows might draw from a very specific pool of people, that pool being its previous victims and those who’ve had sex with their current victim. (This would explain why the girl doesn’t want to tell her sister that who she’s seeing is their father because she was a victim of sexual abuse by their father, the same could be said of the boy who sees his mother.)

[@somebodystopme3822]

I’m pretty certain that the film wants us to think the girl in the opening just gave up. I always thought it was pretty blatant and not really something people would be confused about.

[@Spacetrucker138]

Good movie, Modern classic

[@ttrestle]

The film was absolutely genius and amazing. The opening with the woman wearing heals was annoying. Why would she not take off her heals before running?

[@Haplo699g]

Calling BS on the Director when he mentioned space. How the hell does a slowly walking creature traverse space??? Can it fly? Then why doesn't it? Given parents behaviour in horror movies, it's probably beneficial that they are absent. They'd probably drug her and put her to bed. Perhaps it wouldn't kill the original cursed, their curse would be that anyone they slept with would be doomed.

[@movietimelines]

if ever a franchise needed a space entry, it's this one! we need to know.

[@Haplo699g]

@@movietimelines I can just see an old lady in her nightgown flapping her arms as she serenely orbits Earth. LOL

[@pedrosaabedra5653]

my question, how did the curse happened? or who was the very first person that got the curse?

[@buhbuhrayspidey]

There's supposed to be a follow up called Follow It where someone traces the being to its origin. It's funny I've seen this twice and the idea of Paul never engaging with the prostitutes never crossed my mind...

[@jemarrebrown836]

This movie pissed me off so much, I felt like it insulted my intelligence.

[@lordvlygar2963]

Question 9, it's never stated that there is only one entity. Perhaps it is another one on the trail of a person hiding in their attic. A person afflicted with the curse may be able to see all entities within sight.

[@arianna8452]

Jeff says it at the very beggining, but we cant know

[@TheGoodLad89]

What counts as Sex.... Nope, not far enough!! 😂😂

[@lordkarasu2263]

Not to get dark but what if the person was forced? Sad but certainly possible especially if they knew how to pass the curse

[@JohnnyWasabi]

It takes place in the same year Archer takes place.