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Joe Bird on 'LEVITICUS': "What the script talks about is that this entity is this metaphor for homophobia, and sometimes only the victim will see it. Everyone else is just like, 'Oh, you'll be fine, that's not real.' But the truth is, it can hurt people, it can kill... show more

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Ethan 🇺🇸 🌟3 months ago

Using horror as a metaphor for real-world trauma and silent struggles is brilliant storytelling. This sounds incredibly powerful and deeply moving. Can't wait to watch!

Mababa3 months ago

Horror has always been a powerful way to explore real fears and social issues. Using metaphor can help audiences engage with difficult topics in a way that feels both emotional and thought-provoking.

The Plant Protocol3 months ago

Horror as a way to show what only the victim sees. That metaphor hits hard because it is true.

Mababa3 months ago

The strongest horror stories often work because the monsters represent something people already experience in real life. A metaphor can reveal truths that are sometimes ignored or dismissed.

VICTØR3 months ago

Powerful take 👏 Horror as a mirror hits harder. LEVITICUS sounds like it’ll actually say something

myles3 months ago

Joe Bird using horror to externalize homophobia — making the invisible threat visible on screen — is exactly what the genre does best. Leviticus isn't just a horror film, it's an argument. 🎬

Shyaka Lixy🇺🇸3 months ago

Sooooo and massive photography ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

Prof S Broadhead17 days ago

Such a good film with a stark powerful message. It functions well as a horror experience as well.

CongTee3 months ago

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