The innkeepers ending
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#The innkeepers ending license#
After many years as an automated station, and under threat of destruction and replacement with a light on a pole in the middle of the island, the facility was taken over by a non-profit 501 c3 California Corporation under license from the US Coast Guard. They are classic tormentors, flitting around the periphery of the humans' consciousness and awareness in order to drive them into a panic that is the true danger to their lives.East Brother Light Station was built in 1873 as an aid to mariners in the San Pablo / San Francisco Bays. Spoilers: This ties in to how the ghosts never directly harm our characters or even seem capable of direct physical interaction with the environment. There's no physical logic or over embellished presence of these spectres, they're always just outside the physical presence that our human characters occupy. Instead its just a matter of one moment there's nothing and then they're just there. Most of the appearances of the ghosts are completely silent with no loud stinger announcing that its time to be scared.
#The innkeepers ending movie#
The screamer gag on the web video in the beginning is a nice little wink to how this movie does it differently. The silence of the scares is probably my favorite part of the movie. They're stuck in that place with no purpose or direction as much as the ghosts themselves are. The idea of two employees left behind by the owner, chasing the ghost story with no long term plans set up for life after their dead end job finally goes away made me think of the movie existing in a kind of state of limbo. I love the timelessness of the inn itself. It's more like a horror story you'd read where you know inevitably something bad is going to happen to the protagonist but it enjoys building a tone with its setting and premise. If this is what Luke means, then the innkeeper was actually a relative of Joseph. The word translated inn can also refer to the upper, finished room of a house. Although that’s the typical way the story is told, that’s not necessarily what happened.
The quiet scenes walking around the hotel aren't like Friday the 13th where you're waiting for something awful to happen, as obviously the film is not concerned with a body count. An innkeeper sent them away because there was no place for them at the local motel. What I love about The Innkeepers is its slowness. This isn't a coherent analysis, just some off the cuff feelings on the film. The Sacrament was decent as well, so it's safe to say I'm a Ti West fan. Disclosure: I love Innkeepers and House of the Devil (the latter of which I consider a genuine horror masterpiece).