It Comes At Night is one of the most impressively daunting films I've ever watched, and it's not because the film is packed with horrifying images or actions (though it had its fair share); it's because of the camera, and its secret movements.

If you didn't find this film scary at all, or were disappointed by its lack of action, I hope this video will help you appreciate it at least a little bit more than before. Yes, it has its flow, and yes, it may be relying too much on the techniques and come across as a slow film with little narrative value. But if you go in without any preconception, and really invest yourself into the world it presents, I guarantee its methods will work better and at least put you on the edge of your seat for awhile.

If you can, why not get the best out of its intended optimal viewing experience?

Enjoy.

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Timestamp
0:00 Introduction
0:48 No Sound
2:34 Aspect Ratio & Lens
3:34 Atmosphere
4:20 The Last Act
4:35 Tracking & Zooms
5:16 Head-on & Tail-away
5:33 Omnipotence
5:57 Constant Movement
6:22 Fear of Symmetry
7:47 It Comes At Night
9:02 Thank You

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