The Tale of Mama Cecile and Papa Justify | The Skeleton Key

The origin of the voodoo nightmare that haunts New Orleans...Violet tells Caroline (Kate Hudson) the chilling story of Mama Cecile and Papa Justify.
From The Skeleton Key (2005): While taking care of her patient, a young live-in nurse in a New Orleans plantation finds herself caught in a web of horror involving morbid hoodoo practitioners.
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[@GuiSeppe_Rae]

Original, fresh, and a highly underrated movie in my opinion.

[@johnspahcool101]

Stolen by jordan peele as well, damn

[@ofimportance5458]

@@johnspahcool101 Not stolen but striking similarities.

[@raultrigo]

@@johnspahcool101Not stolen but worked on the same lines

[@rockywilliams8433]

I love this movie!!! Totally slept on. Imo

[@BuddSidewinder]

Guiseppe Rae I completely agree. This movie is so overlooked.

[@d.w.4676]

This movie doesn't need a sequel ,but a prequel about Mama Cecil and Papa Justify

[@_pax19_]

why? I mean everything is explained right in this scene? Why do we need a prequel - a whole 2 hour movie, about right this? I think this scene explains and shows all the things quiet good!

[@Jtzist]

I would like to see how Ben and Violet was sacrificed up to the Lawyer

[@kimberlyjohnson1371]

Yes.. it would be something that I would watch.

[@aboutmillions]

I think about this everyday since the movie dropped. WE NEED this

[@heavymetal801]

Caroline doesn't realize she's talking right there with the black servant cecil. The lawyer is not a lawyer, is justify inside that white man's body. The paralyzed husband Caroline is taking care of, is the "lawyer" inside that old man's body.

[@jrpc2000]

SPOILER ALERT. In the flashback you see Mama Cecile smoking the same cigarette Violet is smoking, hinting to her true identity.

[@lizmarvel6744]

Yes....movie has tons of foreshadowing

[@ethankiter9323]

what type of cigarette is that

[@johnreyes8178]

Ethan Kiter wondering the same thing myself i thought it was a cigar clove at first but it could be a moore i am not sure if i am spelling it right.

[@bluerangerchannel_37]

It's Black Bat Cigarette

[@moniquearmstrong8882]

@@bluerangerchannel_37 Black black cigarette is it like a clove cigarettes??

[@cheriecovington]

Sitting there so smug. She had no idea that she was the turkey they invited to dinner to be eaten. This movie was excellent.

[@karinadunbar3222]

This movie is SOOO underrated

[@BuddSidewinder]

Karina Dunbar it really is.

[@hadbetterdays8118]

Yeah Jordan Peele copied it

[@deannadd1985]

The story and ending still blows my mind. Probably the only scary movie that made me lay awake in bed at night! Lol

[@danwilliams1920]

Yup. An absolute must-see for any thinking horror fan.

[@hypello9534]

One of the best movies ive seen ever

[@sircarrrichardson6623]

POPPA JUSTIFY and MOMMA CECIELE need a movie about them

[@simoneschwanitz1273]

@@autumnskies567 I would love to see their story.

[@bob-mb6ub]

Would’ve never thought 🤔🤔.. honestly might be better than a part 2 version of what is the most underrated movie imo

[@charliewestfort6245]

Same. I felt the same when I watched supernatural and saw that episode of the blues singer selling his soul at the crossroads

[@myramoss2428]

That's where I thought this was going!! Yes! We NEED this

[@tommylikes4511]

00bob000 I think get out was the part two it has too much similarities

[@thecapone45]

When the children are being rushed outside by the adults you can see the little girl flash a quick smile. As if in glee that the spell had worked.

[@jaymoe9805]

What minute

[@Vapor817]

@@jaymoe9805 3:05 - 3:10 it's hard to spot but u can kind of see her smile near the end

[@thecapone45]

@@Vapor817 yeah going back and watching it it almost seems like a stretch to call it a smile. I just remember when I watched it on Hulu that smile was more obvious upon rewatching it and I knew they were in fact supposed to be the adults.

[@tebelleh]

It did work

[@heavymetal801]

The body switch ritual worked, those white men burned alive those white kids being inside the black servant bodies and they didn't even realized it.

[@nicolomanni822]

When i watched this part i was wondering why the children didn't cry or scream watching two persons close to them killed. Now i realize that Papa Justify and Mama Cecile looked only a little sad about their bodies and the children

[@nicolomanni822]

@wekilaahimoninternet7849 yes and after they killed the parents faking a suicide so they took possession of the entire property as heirs

[@EmilyGrandson-uv4in]

They did cry and scream lol. When they got hung and burned

[@protokyne]

​@@EmilyGrandson-uv4inthat wasn't them, the show is about how the servants had spells to switch souls between bodies; the children felt the pain of the burning and hanging while the servants possessed the children

[@mergingbutterfly]

​@@EmilyGrandson-uv4in Are you paying attention

[@HalfBearFree]

I swear I could hear them both yelling out “mama and papa”. God, just wretches my heart every time I see this scene

[@16shogunelitegreen]

Just picturing what should be a peaceful reunion in the afterlife only to turn in pure horror of realisation that the parents let their friends kill their own kids

[@ocky88]

@@16shogunelitegreenthat’s how evil works. The same type of twist as The Boy In The Striped Pajamas. The horrible things the inflicted on Black people came home to roost

[@stevenm6453]

I wish there was a part 2 to this movie. One of my favorites!

[@smilealwaysnatasha3423]

Steven M it’s called Get Out

[@Majeste_D]

Tasha Monique 😂

[@willywonka7599]

Mine as well

[@ayanarivers7957]

metoo

[@indowithbadenglish3775]

Get out basically jordan peele avenging this movie by making the white as the bad guy. Too racial obvious, and unoriginal. I just watched skeleton key last night, and i feel get out has trick me this whole time with all the praises and attention

[@777manxie]

The funny thing is that they didnt realize they were burning the children because the souls were already transferred in the childrens body

[@ariebutterfly31ariebutterf56]

🤣😩

[@m0tv1nd]

Yes, very funny indeed.

[@MrSPIDEY21]

@belovedlight how didn’t you notice that…they obviously were still in the kids bodies…the old people are the kids bodies

[@kammorris5902]

Exactly...

[@gyaruxoxo]

@@m0tv1nd funny as in weird. not funny as in haha

[@AngelDustCakes]

It’s scarier when you realize the kids were lynched

[@saintbernard2786]

I just realized that 😢

[@srbelnappa]

Lol.. of course it does that’s the point

[@anzwertree]

Yeah. Their kids. They lynched their own kids. You know, because they switched bodies with them.

[@gokuinstintosuperior1706]

wait. the kids dont are brother and sister. so. before the ritual was made the brother and sister begun a 1nc3stu4l relathionship. thinking that who made the ritual was a couple

[@Elias-gf7mf]

@@gokuinstintosuperior1706 No the couple was was possessed later by the grown up children

[@dantemiller7193]

I'm so glad I'm not the only one who finds this movie underrated. Not alot of my friends know about it.

[@joannajamerson35]

That's odd. Everyone I know has.. lol

[@BuddSidewinder]

It’s an amazing movie, and I definitely agree that it’s underrated.

[@starchildofthe90s7]

Sad thing is people actually died like this all the time for just existing….

[@Sam-kg1ft]

Now that is what I call a Horror movie 👏👏

[@onlyplayaseattacoswiththei9433]

So this is like "get out" but in reverse?....get in?😂

[@heitorabdias2212]

No... "Get out!" that is like this. Complete lack of originality from Peele.

[@zyxwvutsafara]

#LMFAO!!

[@jamiethomas5849]

Bro said “Get In” 💀💀💀💀💀

[@jamiethomas5849]

And yes Get Out definitely ripped off this movie

[@BIGIMAMA2002]

You stupid 😂😂😂

[@dmitchell5275]

I told my ex-wife her mama was evil and she laughed it off. So after watching this movie i put some red bricj dust at door, she wouls always make excuses not to come hahahaha

[@jamester000]

bullshit

[@dmitchell5275]

@@jamester000 Well hey neighbor, oh wait you aren't my neighbor so u wouldn't know

[@ThePinkfreak2011]

U know for what it’s worth, I think Cecile and Justify were afraid to die cuz they knew they would have to face the music. They had power, yes but who gave them the power? I wonder if the deity that gave them the power would have liked that they murdered two innocent children to pay back their boss? I wonder what the deity would have done to them once they passed. Maybe that’s y they always transferred their souls to new bodies after that. To avoid facing the music. They just kept racking up the death toll to avoid the consequences.

[@BL00DBALLAD]

I feel a lot of people didn't catch that the circle in the flashback is the same one Cecil told Caroline it was a circle ment to keep her in not them out. So when the children switched bodies that's why they were siezing and couldn't speak. Just a little something I noticed after watching it again a few years later.

[@unicornmadness6286]

Nicely done!

[@joannajamerson35]

As an ADHD adult, I could find everything about this movie. I need the spell

[@drewblanche]

It says on Wikipedia at the end they put something in them (potion) to make them paralyzed like that when the police show up. 👀

[@andreaharris4683]

Why do u think a lot of ppl didn't catch that?

[@christinash2235]

I LOVE Skeleton Key. I don't care what anyone else thinks. Like Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil, I love Deep South stories with voodoo.

[@waitandhope]

it is a masterpiece, never again will we see such a wonderful thing

[@SaturnPhase]

So do I. They're so eerie and unsettling. I love it.

[@wodee215]

Yes! Midnight in the garden of good and evil is one of the best stories/movies ever!!

[@rocafellamemba1996]

*hoodoo

[@jaxthewolf4572]

Hoodoo not voodoo, but I agree

[@blue24563]

Looking back at this for the second time, it’s very interesting that the way Mrs Devereaux is telling the story suggests she was there that night. She says ‘every muckety-muck was here’. If this happened before your lifetime and you weren’t present, you would probably say ‘there’

[@raraszek]

That's because Mrs Devereaux was in fact the little girl (after Mama Cecile transferred her soul into her body). She's telling the story from her own perspective, as the servent.

[@Sam-fg9lf]

@@raraszek we know. David is talking about hints

[@C87-q9j]

Good point. Thinking about it, she went into odd specifics as well for someone who apparently wasn't there themselves. Things like saying the guests were getting sexual with each other, the "find the children" game

[@nuhaafuentes8296]

It could also be grammatically correct for her to say “here” because it happened at the house where the scene is currently taking place , her telling the story to the younger lady x

[@MrSPIDEY21]

No…because she’s on the property…she says here because she’s HERE at the house

[@NaturalDivineGoddess]

"Oh..They Were Famous Throughout The Bayou They HEALED The Sick And They HURT THE MEAN!!" #becarefulwhoyouareMEANTOO

[@nikkisunshine8849]

NaturalDivineGoddess facts

[@arose3321]

Yessssss😈

[@preranapatowary1435]

Mama Cecile will never die from Lung Cancer, new body dresses each time and unlimited smoking!

[@Rudie_Taker]

Such an underrated film. This movie stuck with me for a long time.

[@Jtzist]

This movie needs a prequel. I would love to go back to how Justify and Cecil started all this with the brother and sister. Then how they got Ben and Violet right when they got the Lawyer

[@brianadoherty7674]

I love this movie. It is so inspired... I remember it after all these years. It is history and horror all in one.

[@takingitonedayatatime7851]

Briana Doherty you look like the girl in the movie😂😂😎

[@brianadoherty7674]

@@takingitonedayatatime7851 Kate Hudson? She's hot lol... Thanks ✌

[@takingitonedayatatime7851]

Briana Doherty 😂

[@brianadoherty7674]

@@takingitonedayatatime7851 Whats so funny

[@takingitonedayatatime7851]

@@brianadoherty7674 nothing its just that it's such a coincidence that you look like the main character. But you're both beautiful so yeah 😎

[@divine942]

I just realized it was the children that were hanged and burned

[@Kay4sho_504]

Omg me too I didn’t know that they had already switched bodies my god

[@ETERNITYTHOT]

How do you know.. It never shows the kids doing anything sacrificial, but you could be right.

[@brookmarie2845]

@@ETERNITYTHOT How else would have Mama Cecile and Papa Justify gotten into the main character's bodies at the end of the movie if they had not of gone into the children's first?

[@brookmarie2845]

Rewatching it, I guess I could see where you may not of caught it.

[@hypello9534]

@@ETERNITYTHOT how can you watch this movie and not notice at the end that they swapped the bodies.. thats what the whole movie is about.. if you pay attention..

[@tarynsarvas604]

The fact that the kids were the ones that were killed, was heartbreaking.

[@oarga65]

@Brian Kaye It is revealed at the end of the movie

[@Jmelpegues]

@Brian Kaye at the end of the movie

[@eeveestrainer4677]

So you noticed that too huh

[@allthingschanice2485]

Ikr very

[@ESUTERURE]

Not really

[@DeVill3007]

➡️ One of the few movies I couldn't predict the twist. Such an underrated movie! 😁

[@charliewestfort6245]

I have no idea why critics feel the need to bash good movies to make themselves feel credible.. this was a good movie

[@smirking8457]

If a black man wrote and directed this movie, it would have been nominated for best original screenplay and best picture at the academy awards

[@DoubleO88]

@@smirking8457 Maybe now but not back in 2005.

[@BigSplenda1885]

@@DoubleO88 exactly, in 2005 people didn't make everything about race. But the other guy is right, if this was released now in 2022 and written by a black man or woman it would receive best picture no question.

[@skurinski]

yet they praised Get Out which is basically the same movie

[@barneyronnie]

I write reviews of critics!

[@tarynsarvas604]

I finally understand this movie. It was so sad to realize that the kids were actually the people killed.

[@picachicaasmr260]

Not really! Why were they so quick to lynch?

[@jdsdddds]

All these comments seem to miss that if they hadn’t hung and burned the servants the kids wouldn’t have died. They just would’ve been black 🤷🏽‍♂️😂😂

[@Kemetblack90]

​@TheBible_I was thinking the same thing.

[@KaiDecadence]

@TheBible_ But the children were innocent lol. They were just children. It would be one thing if Cecile and Justify swapped bodies with the parents (for the sake of this world's universe) but the children were innocent.

[@heatherlane3573]

😂😂😂😂

[@coreywigent7693]

I love this movie so much. It makes me sad that it's so underrated

[@bankrollkai543]

They had already gotten into the children's bodies and they burned their children's spirits unknowingly.

[@goodgollymisspolly5163]

"You're Not From the South, you won't understand it." I AM from the South and I Know Better Than To Play Games With Conjured souls! Nice Try.

[@elizabethbellatrix-lestran3486]

They basically killed those kids

[@badgalpandamanda]

Bulma Vegeta lol exactly after their souls transferred over

[@corsicanlulu]

well....they were gonna get killed so.....i look at it as their parents ignorance and racism killed their own kids

[@dominiquedevereux7205]

@@corsicanlulu "The sins of the father" . . . the kids would have just grown up to be racist like their parents anyway. Even when black help showed white kids love, they always turned on them when they got older.

[@shakur07]

@@sergiogonzales330 But the best friend of the protagonist was a black girl. So no way it's true.

[@sergiogonzales330]

Alexander Shancker a black person stole her body. What's your point?

[@nyyankeesbaby7]

This is one of my favorite movies! The history and beauty of the south is amazing!

[@grannyvibesyas8955]

And traumatizing, if you think of how many innocent people were murdered.

[@sakhu8945]

Slavery is beautiful?

[@dianakingclarke2248]

I always wished Caroline would've wrote her friend a long deep letter since she couldn't speak..and told her everything.. That way her friend would've came back with some other whoodo people to help and reverse the process.

[@jhowanyratchel8030]

They made her drink some drink so she would get paralyzed just like the old man who couldn’t speak,love or talk

[@janasiaprice9278]

*hoodoo

[@franceslawless4903]

Her friend would think she had mental illness xx

[@thintceasar]

We need a sequel.

[@dianakingclarke2248]

@Darla Lett 🤣🤣🤣

[@tremorsfan]

Watching this movie the second time gives you a whole new perspective.

[@GooniesNeverSayDie1980]

Nobody has mentioned that Mama Cecile is telling this story due to Mama Cecile's soul is already in the old White woman vessel....

[@hiphopdj93]

Yeah I was wondering the same thing. That cigarette is a dead giveaway. This is where she was starting to sew the seed into Caroline's head as the Gateway into her believing.

[@haha5809]

They just burned their own kids

[@troyevitt2437]

That lynching scene was Ku Klux Karma.

[@simoneschwanitz1273]

I wonder if the parents found out what happend to their kids. Maybe the slaves now in the bodys of the kids told them what they did. Maybe that was the true reason why the master killed his wife and later himself.What do you think?

[@queene3oh3]

🤔I Wonder Why They Had A Black Woman🤷🏽‍♀️Participating In ANY Lynching🤷🏽‍♀️Of ANY Black People🤦🏽‍♀️🤦🏽‍♀️🤦🏽‍♀️

[@leiahdavis1908]

Queen E A lot of Black women were lynched back then

[@jman4668]

@@queene3oh3 house slave

[@rayunited2010foryou]

@@simoneschwanitz1273 Very possible.

[@orlybabe]

There should be a sequel where Caroline tries to get her body back. Great movie

[@rayunited2010foryou]

This is a classic tragedy horror movie and is perfect as a standalone one. Making a sequel would look like another 'a go girl rescue mission movie' and that'd be cringe as heck. Life isn't so rosy. But oops, I am sorry I forgot what times we live in. My apologies!🤣🤣

[@orlybabe]

@@rayunited2010foryou you’re right. A sequel would be crap and milking the story too much.

[@rayunited2010foryou]

@@orlybabe 👍

[@KaiDecadence]

@@orlybabe Yeah when I first saw the movie as a teenager in 2005/2006, I thought the same thing as it was totally setting up sequel bate but after a long time of thinking about it, it really is better as a one off with a grim ending that leaves interpretation of what you think would've happened from there. IT adds to the mystery and discomfort of this movie haha.

[@danwilliams1920]

Criminally underrated flick. Yes, the production value is on the low side for a Hollywood feature, but the plot and acting more than make up for it.

[@Gorgeousvixen1]

Not going to lie, this movie didn’t really need anything more than it had. There was no gimmicks, no cringe moments just PURE acting, psychological horror & voodoo 😎

[@fa9183]

@@Gorgeousvixen1 they never explained about the mirrors.

[@loveandpeace_totheworld]

Movie was amazing..nothing needed to change. Didn't need any fancy effects or gimmicks. This movie was believable raw and very real.

[@Rynewulf]

@@fa9183 implied: it makes the victims freak out so its a nuisance they dont want to deal with

[@fa9183]

@@Rynewulf what about the person that was seen in the mirror?

[@aboutmillions]

They really missed a golden opportunity by not creating a prequel showing the back story of Cecile & Papa Justify

[@chrisklopfenstein6799]

This was a whole other LEVEL of never let them know your next move...

[@j3d3d1ah]

One of the chilling and truly scary movie I have ever watched.

[@SubZero589]

Modern horror films are pretty crap and rarely scary. Cant think of the last film that was scary, but this film always spooked me out. Think it's the fact that its voodoo and we dont know if it's real or a myth. Brilliant film and scary, would like more back story on Cecile and Justify though, a spin off film would be perfect.

[@allisonhunter1063]

And to think the parents did that to their own children without even knowing it.

[@relaxlove.3678]

This movie could be theaters right now and I would pay to see it.....again.

[@falknoether723]

I'm still suspicious about that part. Cecile claimed her an justify were victims, but she smells strongly like unreliable narrator. And even, if they were really mistreated, they became villains after tjey swapped bodies with the gift. At this point both of them weren't better, than the man, they served.

[@Voodoo6592]

Anybody is better then racist pale folks....I rather be a villain to all racist 😂😂😂😂

[@Emalye.Saeeeeeeeee]

@@Voodoo6592exactly

[@dratiniegg5492]

*SPOILER "The children said it was their fault, that they had wanted to learn." That was Justify and Cecil trying to intervene. They wanted to stay alive and used hoodoo to their ends, but they aren't half as ghoulish as the racist lynch mob dancing over their bodies. It was ultimately Thorpe who murdered the innocents that night with his own hand.

[@miroslavajuarezramirez6322]

I considered that, but I actually think playing "it was our fault" kind of kids was more of a "remember daddy, we're forgiving, we're good samaritans" line to guide Thorpe into thinking "those evil beings wanted to corrupt your innocent and pure (christian) children". They said that because they knew the Thorpes would lynch them all the same, and also as a way of washing their hands from their part in it, after all, they gave the parents the chance to save themselves (by "forgiving" the "servants"). But yes, Thorpe and the others did the murder and that can not be argued. I wonder if they learnt the truth, would serve them well (and I am guessing Cecile and Justigfy did eventually revealed the truth, most likely when they [Thorpe and his wife] were about to die).

[@jman4668]

They planned the whole thing. You have to watch it at least 3 times to realise this. I'm black and don't have sympathy for they lynch mob parents. But Papa and Mama planned it

[@miroslavajuarezramirez6322]

@ I'm guessing your question goes to the comment above mine, ' "The children said it was their fault, that they had wanted to learn." That was Justify and Cecil trying to intervene'. They mean intervene by *stoping* the lynching. The children (actually the Cecile and Justify) suppossedly tried to stop the lynching saying "it's not their fault, it's ours". Had the Thorpes listened (or cared), their children would have lived and maybe told them the truth, but they didn't and brutally murdered their own children.

[@miroslavajuarezramirez6322]

@ ah yes. I meant that's what the comment above meant. I don't think that myself. In fact I believe they only said that because they knew the mob would do the lynching all the same, Probably planed it ahead that way. Why do the ritual the exact night all the poweful whites in the town were reunited in the house if not?

[@lickjo]

@@jman4668 racists and the descendants of enslavers deserve no mercy.

[@texassunflower]

I love this story. Love the movie. One of my favorites

[@NaturalDivineGoddess]

"He made His fortune" "Cheating The Poor" "He was A Mean Man" "He was Cruel Man.."

[@victorialawrence6093]

Just thinking about when Daddy shot himself later after shooting mama. I wonder if the "kids" had anything to do with that?

[@QueenSilverChalice]

Little did they know, they already transferred their souls into the children's bodies. They literally hung and burned their own children alive. Wild 🕯️

[@beatspage2247]

One of the best movies I’ve seen. So underrated.

[@badgalpandamanda]

They transferred their souls in those kids who are now adults lol that’s the sister while Ben was the brother who they say is the husband

[@joshuabailey9291]

They switch another time after that. The woman who tells the story says her and her husband bought the house from a brother and sister in 1962. Someone else mentions that the previous owners had strokes shortly after selling the home.

[@dorriannaegite8796]

damn good film

[@Pric3less1]

@@joshuabailey9291 Not to mention (to add on to what you said) is that she said the lynching occurred approximately 90 years before the events of the film, which would make the children's body's roughly 100 plus years old or so which would obviously be too old.

[@lavishmisfittink3214]

The man switched with that real estate man which is why he had his teachings and ring and his house and the old lady was waiting to transfer into someone new Ben was the young real estate man trapped in ben body she wanted a black girl hence the black girl who left and got away

[@rockywilliams8433]

@@lavishmisfittink3214 so the lawyer was trapped in the old husband's body? And papa justify transferred from the old man to the young lawyer?

[@jackpotlotterywinnerjackpo592]

Saw this in the movies. It came out during Katrina. After this scene people walked out of the movie theater realizing their spirits were switched.

[@leenacrono]

So the children souls were actually in the servants bodies??? So those people hanged and burnt the children???? 😰😰😰😰😰😰😰😰😰😰😰😰😰😰😰😰

[@lickjo]

boo hoo

[@veryfinalgirl]

loved this movie as a kid and still love it now.. so bittersweet

[@NaturalDivineGoddess]

"All the BIG Mucky Mucks Were there *Politicians* *Sugar barons* *Riverboat* *Tycoons* .."

[@indowithbadenglish3775]

Why this movie didn't get much attention, praises, high rank in every best horror movie like Get out?

[@louisyou8307]

1. The acting of the protagonist is mediocre at best. 2. Despite the good story, it was not directed very well (camera work, sound effect and so on). 3. There really weren't that many horror elements. I honestly think it was closer to an action movie than a scary one. 4. The old lady and the paralyzed man are the only good actors. Everyone else were extremely subpar

[@p.tobias8358]

Modern technology. Social media was not around to the extent it is now to hype Skeleton Key up. A lot of what makes film receive a lot of attention is people speaking about it. Get Out didn’t have to rely on old fashioned marketing or promotional tactics like the Skeleton Key did. A lot of the promotion that Get Out received was from Memes created by fans.

[@xnij250]

Get Out greatly benefited from word of mouth.

[@SawInfinite]

@@louisyou8307 not an action movie at all ur smoking rocks

[@fa9183]

This movie is 15yrs old

[@hannobaalii_mackendalii]

"all that POWER, RAGE, INSANITY"

[@Truongchihai83]

Papa Justify is a two-headed doctor

[@dantemiller7193]

My favorite horror movie..I chuckle every time 😂😂. Girl always getting into stuff.

[@J.P.Robles]

Skeleton Key uses hoodoo Get Out uses “science”

[@Voodoo6592]

Hoodoo better and more powerful

[@W3Slots]

Love this movie. One of my top 10 favorites. My roots ⚜️

[@mariacharra6045]

Ok youtube explained it, The old lady was really the black lady servant, But then the black lady servant🧏🏽‍♀️, jump into main character lady body and put her inside the old lady 👵the black man servant was inside the white lawyer man body🤵..and the lawyer inside the old man Ben old 👨 and in the story where the servants were burned it was actually the kids being burned the servants took their body until they got old they wanted younger bodies

[@arthurwilliams6628]

So Creepy and well put together!! So Classic

[@alexiswhite6036]

This is the first movie that really scared me especially having a grandparents that told me about hoodoo.

[@Stopstalkingme7]

I think Get Out movie is inspired by this movie.

[@ayanarivers7957]

me too

[@kevinwilliams4189]

I think the Beginning of Xmen Apocalypse is inspired by this

[@simoneschwanitz1273]

I don't like "get out"very much.It was more a black comedy than a horrormovie.The skeleton key is so much better and I love the creepy ending.

[@NPClownumber81googolplex]

More like ripped off and sold as "original"

[@devanbyrd8624]

Stop it

[@Knopfauge76]

Watched it last night for the first time and now I can't stop thinking about it.

[@_belloty1394]

Oh shit…….I literally had to read the comments to truly understand the children Part !!! 😮😮😮😮

[@charmander777]

1:30 Jay Z & Beyonce???

[@cheriecovington]

I absolutely love this movie. Especially the end.❤

[@NaturalDivineGoddess]

"You're Not From The South.. "You won't" "UNDERSTAND.."

[@jegr3398]

That escalated quickly! I mean that really got out of hand fast!

[@soljah37]

watching this again in 2024 makes you appreciate the actress who played Violet. Sorry that i can't remember her name, but everyone knows her as the old lady from the Notebook, but I always remember her from this movie.

[@PaulO-se6nl]

Funny thing is, mama Cecile was telling this story to her who did this…for the reason to make her believe and be curious obviously…she WAS the little girl at one point too

[@aienbeni97]

Why I've never heard about this film before. It was amazing! Totally underrated. I would like to know about the history of hoodoo couple, the blind woman and how they sacrifice the lawyer. Arghhh can't believe this film was in 2005!

[@JMac7395]

My only issue with Mama Cecilia & Papa Justify is that they're targeting innocent people to swap bodies with....

[@danwilliams1920]

That's how I feel about mass shooters. Like, what a waste of crazy.

[@grannyvibesyas8955]

You have to think historically. These servants were probably part of the Jim Crow laws, meaning they might have been “free”, but they had no money or land after being free, so many stayed with their ex owners, worked for them in exchange for living arrangements aka new aged slavery or “crop sharers”. So, mama and papa had probably been in this family for their while lives, being passed down from their mothers as black children were whatever their mother was, so a freeman and woman slave could have children, but the children would be slaves owned by her owner…. So those children might be innocent now, but will more than likely grow up to be those “white supremacists” as we call them, but that was your average white person back then. See how they were drinking and partying as the bodies burned. This happened with every lynching. A man wrote it, saying how people in the front would take pieces of the body like teeth and hair as memorabilia. These were just average people going to these public lynchings. It would be a party. Trains would have reduced prices to go see a lynching live……. Children would go. So, mama and papa probably saw this racism behavior being passed down through the generations.

[@Ludo045]

it's a freaking horror movie, you clown.. of course they'll target innocent or just people they want to torment.

[@christyshultz6443]

Dude if you had magic and live forever wouldn't you?

[@autumnhomer9786]

Brilliant film.

[@Jeff.jeff36]

Their soul is not getting old

[@mckayla1215]

RIP, they killed innocent children

[@Wis_Dom]

Shouldn't have been racist. How many innocent Black kids were killed during those times?

[@Wis_Dom]

@Ill lLlLl I obviously, wasn't referring to the kids you fucking moron who needs to be spoon fed everything. Calm down, it's just a movie loser, get a real friend. LMFAO!

[@billiejeandavey7945]

this movie is so underrated

[@danwilliams1920]

This is to horror movies what Dark City is to sci-fi movies. Super undervalued.

[@NaturalDivineGoddess]

"All That "POWER" "RAGE" "INSANITY.." The Party Was OVER!!"

[@hiphopdj93]

YEAH.... OVER for their CHILDREN

[@Jigsawluckyduck]

You think about it kids died so young in a adult body

[@adagiobreeze8493]

I don’t understand why this movie wasn’t more of a hit, it’s so tense and creepy

[@jamesmeow3039]

So this is where Behind her Eyes got the story from.

[@sanzaarya8519]

true

[@gildedage6020]

Yup. As soon as I saw it, I thought Skeleton Key. One of my favorites.

[@ansaksa]

That's so creepy, a great horror movie!

[@Preceptor1111]

A personal Favorite-

[@Thesavageeye]

WONDERFUL FILM! It’s very like The Others (2001) I mean story wise. Very surprising end.

[@unicornunicorn3249]

I just don’t get why they did the kids dirty, they did nothing wrong lol wtf They kept complaining about how the dad was so hard one them and was so rude Yet kills the kids and becomes his kids 💀 not rlly Justice lol

[@unculturedswine4360]

you get longer time in a young body

[@ashleypickens4472]

Yeah wanted their youth

[@amberbrigman15]

I’m so sad that the kids are the ones that got murdered 😭 just in papa justify and mama ceciles body’s.

[@gildedage6020]

Kate Hudson's portrayal was one note...boring. Didn't play the stakes highly enough. Gena Rowlands was brilliant as always. John Hurt did the best he could and Peter Sarsgard was also as good. His turn at the end was good. Kate was the weak link and I think the movie suffered for it, but it is still one of my favorites of all time.

[@juliemarchand7364]

Love this flic , I think this would have done well as a prequel then a sequel after the skeleton key. There’s lots to have made two more movies , before and after. Understated movie . Kate was awesome as well as Mrs Rowland’s , I just love her ability to act. She’s an icon I think .

[@ninabelsbels4014]

Well the lesson here...curiosity kills

[@thetinychapel]

Good spooky movie. Reminds me of getting my fortune told in Hernando Mississippi circa 1973. Drove down from Memphis to see the conjure woman. If anyone needs it there is an online shop which sells red brick dust. Be careful, y'all.

[@harrypool71]

We need a Prequel series or Movie. Thank You