Ok at first glance it looks to be Damien is really dark who took over Celine’s body right?
I don’t think that’s the case and here’s why
The groundskeeper seems to know what just happened. If it was dark then he probably wouldn’t have known. Everyone talks about how the house feels strange.
I think dark is this strangeness. A devil that took Celine’s body when she was alone with Damien since she has powers.
It seems like something has happened 15 some years ago since the ground keeper seems to know what is going on.
I don’t think baby Damien could have one been born at that house and two be the cause of it. He was also childhood friend of mark.
After all that happens who is the most vulnerable? Damien. He’s nervous a train wreck. To be honest I think he makes a deal with dark to make mark come back to life
Oh, and the camera Jim and the news Jim always have to be together(two of the twins) while the weatherman Jim and the Jim at home always have to be together(the other two twins)
Please help mama Jim too much chaos because of her two sets of Jim twins
Fun fact: cats don’t just wiggle their butts before they pounce out of excitement – they’re also making tiny adjustments to the position of their feet in order to more precisely aim the ensuing lunge.
The Butler sends us down ahead of him to check the cellar. He gives us a short headstart. We discover the smashed (empty) bottle but nothing else seems amiss. The Butler then is seen sprinting into the room, and it’s clear he was already running before he rounded the corner. He can’t possibly have seen the bottle before he started his mad dash.
He quickly sweeps up the glass shards while very dramatically wailing about how upset Mark would be by the mess, “…if only he were still alive!!”
I think the Butler is giving us a hint twofold:
Mark is still alive, and he’s somewhere in that cellar.
I’m betting there’s a hidden door/passage of some sort in the wine cellar, behind which Mark is being held prisoner. The broken bottle is the Butler’s decoy prop should anyone question why we both went down to the cellar–we heard a crash. He’s howling so loudly as we leave to make sure we get his point, as well as to keep up the appearance of grieving servant, so the killer(s) don’t find out he knows Mark isn’t dead and make him the next target.
