So "Talk To Me" wasn't just a fluke, huh? Picrel was solid horror filmmaking, surprisingly brutal and uncompromising. One thing I didn't get is why the woman fed the possessed kid the dead dad's hair and the subsequent warning by the dad's apparition to his son. The scene where she does this is iirc right after the possession almost got lifted, so it seems like she feeds him the hair to stabilise him, however she should know that this will infuse the dad's soul into him or w/e, shouldn't she be avoiding that? And what was that warning "she'll die in the rain" about? It felt like it was supposed to be helpful advice to the son, but this information gives him nothing.

Saw this one today. Relies a bit too much on mutilation and child abuse to feel uncomfortable rather than scary, but overall a decent flick since crazy white women are the scariest thing of all.
Also enjoyed how the crackhouse ritual VHS footage wasn't a focal point of the story, but something to expand the antagonist's origins. Directors finally realizing not every detail has to be explained and every mystery ruined.