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''If we didn't see the characters die or start to be killed, they're "just bodies" and aren't counted.'' | ''If we didn't see the characters die or start to be killed, they're "just bodies" and aren't counted.'' | ||
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| + | ''Rob, the group's audio guy, suddenly disappears. Did he make due on his desire to go home early, or was he eaten by the vampire? The film only ever shows the vampire at night, but Rob disappearing and this blood patch happen in the course of a few light-filled hours. Given the blood (and the assumption that it belongs to Rob), Anthony's declaration of "guess we know what happened to Rob!" at 1:06:25, and the trope that most found footage usually involves the death of all involved, it's probably safe to say Rob's a goner. But, we never '''see''' his death, or his body, so it doesn't meet the guidelines of the Index.'' | ||
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Revision as of 11:18, 25 June 2014
Death and sleaze index
Death by: 1 [1:11:16]: vampire; 2 [1:16:19]: vampire; 3 [1:17:57]: vampire. Sleaze by: 1 [1:06:48] full-frontal nudity.
Death and sleaze notes
| Reference | Time | Notes |
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01:23 | Just a body.
If we didn't see the characters die or start to be killed, they're "just bodies" and aren't counted. |
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57:52 | Probably dead, but not visually blatant
Rob, the group's audio guy, suddenly disappears. Did he make due on his desire to go home early, or was he eaten by the vampire? The film only ever shows the vampire at night, but Rob disappearing and this blood patch happen in the course of a few light-filled hours. Given the blood (and the assumption that it belongs to Rob), Anthony's declaration of "guess we know what happened to Rob!" at 1:06:25, and the trope that most found footage usually involves the death of all involved, it's probably safe to say Rob's a goner. But, we never see his death, or his body, so it doesn't meet the guidelines of the Index. |
