Synopsis
Every family tree hides a secret.
When Ellen, the matriarch of the Graham family, passes away, her daughter’s family begins to unravel cryptic and increasingly terrifying secrets about their ancestry.
When Ellen, the matriarch of the Graham family, passes away, her daughter’s family begins to unravel cryptic and increasingly terrifying secrets about their ancestry.
Toni Collette Alex Wolff Milly Shapiro Gabriel Byrne Ann Dowd Pat Barnett Carr Mallory Bechtel Brock McKinney Jake Brown Morgan Lund Christy Summerhays Bus Riley Jarrod Phillips Heidi Mendez Zachary Arthur David Stanley Moises L. Tovar Austin R. Grant Gabriel Monroe Eckert Harrison Nell BriAnn Rachele Ari Aster Marilyn Miller Mark Blockovich Rachelle Hardy Jason Miyagi Lorenzo Silva Alexis Long
Peter Epstein Matthew Bellows Angella Joy Whitney Coleman Rockey Dickey Jr. Eliza Coleman Jennifer Lamb Mark Chadwick Corbett McAllister Brett Smrz Michael McGuire Nicholes Antonio
Lewis Goldstein Shaun Brennan Tom Ryan Wen Hsuan Tseng Alex Soto Steven C. Laneri Linzy Elliot Jack Sobo Viktor Weiszhaupt
Hereditary: Das Vermächtnis, Ondskabens hus, Hereditary: le radici del male, Reinkarnācija, Hérédité, Héréditaire, 유전, Ayin, لعنة وراثية, Наследствено, Děsivé dědictví, Hereditary - Das Vermächtnis, Η Διαδοχή, El legado del diablo, Hereditary - pahan perintö, תורשתי, Naslijeđeno zlo, Örökség, Hereditary - Le radici del male, ヘレディタリー/継承, Paveldėtas, Dziedzictwo. Hereditary, Hereditário, Moştenire diabolică, Реинкарнация, Prekliate dedičstvo, Podedovano zlo, Наслеђено зло, กรรมพันธุ์นรก, Спадковість, Dòng Máu Bị Nguyền Rủa, 遗传厄运, 祖孽, 宿怨
watching HEREDITARY in a packed theater (with *bright projection*) is one of life’s great and terrible pleasures. go see it this weekend. bring your whole family.
it’s very important that you bring your whole family.
say the words exactly as they’re written on the page.
your sacrifice will be rewarded in the end.
HP.
Toni Collette does *at least* three different things in this movie that might fuck you up forever.
imagine a supernatural creep-fest like THE CONJURING, but told with the patience of THE WITCH, the emotional depth of THE BABADOOK, and the kind of scares that that James Wan would kill for.
curious how it hangs together the second time around (scary movies tend to lose their edge, but a part of me suspects this one might get even better), but for now this feels like a *major* debut.
[clucks tongue]
i’m so goddamn glad i avoided all of the trailers and info on what this movie was about. the way the camera movements and lighting in this movie play on the audience’s expectiations of horror to build tension without jump scares is so fucking outstanding that i’m already mad that the cinematographer of this movie probably doesn’t win an oscar in 2019