Labuschagne (played by Tom Rooney) at the Spiritualist Society. The following day Walter meets with his boss, Mr. Frank tells Walter of a potential job offer he has for The Times but Walter takes it as an insult as he is determined to bring his sister back. Unsurprisingly they’ve been unsuccessful and instead find multiple frauds. Years later an adult Walter and his friend Frank (played by Ismael Cruz Cordova) are working for the Spiritualist Society and looking for a spiritualist who can access the other side. Walter runs after her as she’s dragged into a weird portal into a bush and disappears. Walter confirms she’s a ghost but both are shocked when an unseen force suddenly pulls Epp. She reappears as a very confused ghost and realizes she’s dead. The girl is literally blue in the face and Walter stills asks “what’s wrong?” …She’s dying dude!Įpp warns him that the ghosts are coming for her but Walter says he’s going to protect her and promises he won’t let anything bad happen to her.

We flashback to a young Walter watching over his sick twin sister Epperley (played by Daphne Hoskins).

This episode opens with our main character Walter Gilman (played by Rupert Grint) laying unconscious in a room as our narrator, who sounds like he’s been smoking since he was 3, tells us we’re in for a fable with a happy ending. 6 – Dreams in The Witch House Explained Ep. All of our Cabinet of Curiosities Explanations/Reviews: Ep. Other than that you won’t leave the movie afraid of anything unless you’re planning a trip to purgatory.

There’s really nothing that will make you jump until the very last scene. No, Dreams in The Witch House leans heavily into the fantasy of fantasy horror. Is Cabinet of Curiosities: Dreams in The Witch House (2022) Scary? The sixth mini-feature of Guillermo del Toro’s Cabinet of Curiositiesĭecades after seeing his twin sister’s spirit dragged into purgatory, a man searches for a way to bring her back and comes face to face with a dangerous witch. Today we’re looking at Netflix’s Dreams in The Witch House. I love horror movies and if I’m going to watch them anyway, why not write an entertaining/funny review from the POV of an average movie-goer and not a professional critic.

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