#The innkeepers ending movie#

Why do we need to see Luke and Claire bringing guests towels and throwing out the garbage? Because thatвЂ™s what these characters do for their job, and the more you know about their jobs, the more you can understand their boredom and desire for something exciting to happen in their lives. I would say the pace of his films are incredibly deliberate and help develop characters and tone of his films. Some people (read: dickheads) might say his films are way too slow andВ these peopleВ lose interest or gets distracted. One thing that West really has a talent for is the way he paces a movie. I wouldnвЂ™t say I necessarily loved the movie, but I thoroughly enjoyed it and might enjoy it even more with repeat viewings. Having such a huge boner for some of Ti WestвЂ™s previous works, I donвЂ™t want to go too overboard with all the reasons I enjoyed this movie. Not to sure why Luke had that weird faux hawk thing, but IвЂ™m assuming it was to make him look less like Elvis Costello. As the final guests leave, we see the door of the room Claire was staying in slam shut. When Luke asks Leanne why she didnвЂ™t warn Claire of her death, Leanne says that there are some things that canвЂ™t be avoided. Sadly, the only thing waiting down there is the ghost of the old man, as well as another ghost that Claire had been searching for, and without finding a way out of the basement, Claire dies of an asthma attack. A terrified Claire knows she needs to escape, and thinks she hears Leanne in the basement. Leanne warns Claire to leave the hotel, but makes sure to tell the man celebrating the anniversary of his honeymoon theyвЂ™re leaving, only to find him dead with a suicide note. Being told not to go into the basement makes Claire want to do nothing but that, so she brings Luke down and the two have a pretty intense experience. Unfortunately for Claire, Leanne makes it a point to warn her to stop her investigating and especially to avoid the basement. When she brings up these events with Leanne, she expects more naysaying, but is instead met with Leanne having вЂњexperiencesвЂќ that justify these claims. Whether it be hearing piano music, banging sounds, or even waking up and seeing a ghost in her bed, she is met with doubts from Luke. Lucky for Claire, as she goes about her standard hotel employee duties, she experiences a few strange events. Unfortunately for Claire and Luke, theyвЂ™ve never really had solid evidence of any of the supposed hauntings and while Claire is quite hopeful, Luke is a little more pessimistic.

ItвЂ™s obvious to see why this hotel is closing down, seeing as only a few guests are staying there, including a man who is spending the night in the room he spent his honeymoon in and a former actress, LeanneВ ( Kelly McGillis), who is only in town to give a lecture about parapsychology. If you were Joe Pesci or Daniel Stern, youвЂ™d get hit in the face with a paint can for looking around like that.ДЄs the Yankee Pedlar Inn celebrates some of its last weeks of being open, its amateur ghost hunting employees Claire ( Sara Paxton) and Luke ( Pat Healy) decide to spend the weekend there in hopes of finding good evidence.

Great news! WhatвЂ™s better news? It showed up on iTunes and VOD earlier than that! And I got to watch it! FUCK YES! Oh yeah, my spoiler-free review is, вЂњItвЂ™s good!вЂќ so you can go ahead and you should go watch it. Phew! He maintains his track record! After searching and searching for a release date, I found out that The Innkeepers was going to get a limited release in February. Since its release, he has completely disowned anything pertaining to the movie, claiming it to be a product of the producers and executives rather than his vision. West could have been involved in the making of it. If any of you have seen that movie, I think you know that it was a piece of shit, and are wondering how Mr. According to IMDb, he вЂњtoppedвЂќ himself by making Cabin Fever 2: Spring Fever. I am a huge fan of The House of the Deviland couldnвЂ™t wait to see how writer/director Ti West would top himself.

#The innkeepers ending movie#

To say I had high hopes for this movie might be a little bit of an understatement.