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Cabinet of Curiosities Episode 6 Review | Dreams in the Witch House 

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Steve Varley gives his review of Guillermo del Toro's Cabinet of Curiosities episode 6 “Dreams in the Witch House” Spoilers
As a boy, Walter watched his twin sister Epperly die of an illness. He comforted her before she passed. When it finally happened he witnessed her enter a forest dimension sending him on a lifelong quest to find the realm she entered.
Stars: Rupert Grint, Ismael Cruz Cordova
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@fredfredrickson5436
@fredfredrickson5436 Год назад
I was so looking forward to a faithful adaptation, but this was very disappointing. The sets and special effects (with the exception of Brown Jenkin, who looked pretty good, though nowhere near threatening enough) were reminiscent of a Frank Oz production. As far as the story went, instead of mad geometry, fever dreams of the abduction and sacrifice of innocents, ancient extra dimensional aliens, otherworldly artifacts and a visit to the the black throne of the demon sultan Azathoth, we got a light weight side story about the protagonist's sister (though at least we least we did get Jenkin.) In summary this offering misinterpreted the source material and lacked the bravery of vision required to portray the more sweeping and fantastical elements that have made Lovecraft's cult tale such an enduring classic. 4/10
@kidreem6823
@kidreem6823 Год назад
A lot of these episodes are falling short for me the effects are so good I want more visuals
@ambientjohnny
@ambientjohnny Год назад
Yep. An insult to claim it's an adaptation of the Lovecraft story. Terrible episode.
@josebro352
@josebro352 Год назад
@@ambientjohnny The 2005 Masters of Horror adaption was just as bad if not worse.
@ambientjohnny
@ambientjohnny Год назад
@@josebro352 Stuart Gordon generally has very little respect for Lovecraft in my opinion (From Beyond is ok), and is a crap director, but that version strayed less from the source material so I can't personally hate it more than this turd.
@Gildashard
@Gildashard Год назад
What a let down. This wasn't an adaption, they rewrote the story. Besides the setting and character names, there is little resemblance to the original story.
@jennifersimpson4419
@jennifersimpson4419 Год назад
At first I wasn’t sure how Rupert was doing but the farther it goes the more I was super impressed with his acting abilities. Very nice. Again you are correct with the whole rat thing. Very odd. I just finished the next episode and i can’t wait for you to do it.
@mikewalt37
@mikewalt37 Год назад
Rupert is a fine actor, but he was not Walter Gillman, who in Lovecraft's classic tale, was a mathematical student at Arkam's Miskatonic University. I don't know what the hell character he was playing in this woke debacle, but it wasn't Gillman. Again, Rupert is fine, but just playing the part correctly.
@mikewalt37
@mikewalt37 Год назад
Add on; I meant to type "Incorrectly". Damn my mountain troll fingers!!
@SidRandom
@SidRandom Год назад
HAVE YOU READ THE STORY. THIS WAS F'N TERRIBLE >
@Billman0780
@Billman0780 Год назад
To me it was the best so far. Story line was ok. Definitely invested.
@marcoglara2012
@marcoglara2012 Год назад
Was the rat face man a ghost at the start? Was the rat with a human face born that way? If not, why the heck didn’t he come back as a human?! Ok, what? Was the rat ever human? I guess not because he came back as a rat with a human face . Also, how in the heck does he reanimate and control the dead body?! HOW? Magic? The rat is a necromancer?! Is the rat using non magic puppet work? If so, explain that. What the hell is going on? So dumb. No explanation or reasoning at all through the whole episode. It was trash form the start.
@rachreid8746
@rachreid8746 Год назад
So bad. I dont know if I can make it thru the remaining episodes
@frey8725
@frey8725 Год назад
Just as the previous episode, it was a terrible adaptation, but still a good episode. They changed the plot and I don't know why. The plot was already rich and amazing. Maybe they changed it because they already added a child's death to the Pickman's Model story and didn't want to do that twice in a row? I also don't understand why the reversed Brown Jenkin's name. It seemed like just another "adaptation" that took a few things from the original story and then rewrote it. I was really looking forward to the two Lovecraft adaptations because nobody seems to be able to do them correctly. Dagon (which was actually an adaptation of The Shadow over Innsmouth) and the 2005 Call of Cthulhu movie that was done in the silent movie style were the only really decent adaptations. Dagon wasn't exact, but the changes were okay because the plot and the feel and imagery were spot on. So, while this episode was well acted and visually impressive, it's not Dreams in the Witch House. They used the witch, the house and Brown Jenkin in a completely different story. Literally. So, for that, I'm very disappointed with it.
@josegoatkidd7704
@josegoatkidd7704 Год назад
I'm so pissed about this episode. I don't understand the need to present it as a Lovecraft's adaptation; just change a couple of names and you have a story of your own. The thing that baffles me the most is that they didn't mention Lovecraft in the presentation of the last episode, which, while being a very loose adaptation as well, at least it maintains some of the themes and translates them in a competent way to the more hardcore sensibilities of the 21st century's audience. But this one, oof, instead of the cosmic horror, the extremely dark plot-points, the mind-bending scenarios, we get a stereotypical ghost's story with a tone that at times feels like it belongs in a child's tale, and that turns into a dark parody of ratatouille in the end. Wtf.
@rdyrdyp
@rdyrdyp Год назад
I thought the nun reminded me of Whoopi Goldberg in Sister Act--that there was something naughty inside her despite the vestments. So when she said "Get the Fuck out of my church", yes it was Whoopi inside her talking. I agree that the rat was silly, and the episode should have ended with the wicked witch dissolving after the witch house fell on her, and with just her leg sticking out.
@josegoatkidd7704
@josegoatkidd7704 Год назад
Get the Fuck out of my church - H.P. Lovecraft
@graf666orlok
@graf666orlok Год назад
Absolutely horrible interpretation of an amazing story. The little girls acting was beyond bad and how they managed to get Brown Jenkins name wrong is beyond me. Its like they were trying to screw it up. Skip this, watch the "masters of horror" version from 2005
@chickenistrexlastname1331
@chickenistrexlastname1331 Год назад
Ron what happened. Hahah
@Enriqueguiones
@Enriqueguiones Год назад
The worst episode of the whole season. An insult to HP Lovecraft's work.
@jefeking2117
@jefeking2117 Год назад
My third favorite. Autopsy still the best then 2nd Alo glo man episode lol
@SteveVarleyShow
@SteveVarleyShow Год назад
wait till the finale...
@jefeking2117
@jefeking2117 Год назад
@@SteveVarleyShow oh you better believe i am!
@fredfredrickson5436
@fredfredrickson5436 Год назад
Come on; Pickman's Model was more stylistically sophisticated by far, even if the story itself headed off piste and failed to effectively deliver the twist that was written on the page. I agree though that The Autopsy was a great episode; I thought the abrupt contrast between the leisurely gore effects of the autopsy scene and the sci-fi styled CGI of the alien symbiosis made for an exhilarating visual finale. For me though The Outside has been by far the best episode: weird, comic, ghastly and surreal (Alo-Glo man's transnational accent and the lingering, schizophrenic gurn of the fantastic lead actress in the final shot were worth the admission price alone.) This one was a genuine classic that holds its own against the best Twilight Zone and Outer Limits episodes. I'm hoping the last two episodes in the series are on par with episodes three and four because Del Toro, against all expectation, really let Lovecraft down.
@Gildashard
@Gildashard Год назад
@@fredfredrickson5436 Del Toro didn't create these adaptions, although I suppose he was ok with it since he help put this series together. Mika Watson wrote this script and apparently decided to just write her own story using the character names. They should've called it "The fever dreams of Walters" and left Lovecraft's name off it. Like most episodes, the sets and creature designs are good, but the acting, pacing, confusing plot, out of place dialogue, and lack of horror in this really shows.
@fredfredrickson5436
@fredfredrickson5436 Год назад
@@Gildashard Del Toro is the producer and (a la Hitchcock and Serling) the presenter, and has his moniker front and centre on the label; he just had to have okayed the scripts. Oh well, I suppose we at least can put all those fruitless and forlorn longings for a Del Toro adaption of At The Mountains Of Madness behind us now. I still have high hopes for the Panos Cosmatos episode tonight though; perhaps he's the auteur who's capable of delivering a filmic homage that's worthy of Lovecraft's printed word.
@Charlesstunts
@Charlesstunts Год назад
Sorry I didn't believe him at all. Found I was so distracted, I started a Sudoku game! Weakest episode so far. Just couldn't get into it!
@BethWillRise
@BethWillRise Год назад
Honestly the ending really confused and disappointed me.
@ktorlando
@ktorlando Год назад
Is Thunderpants Rupert’s superior performance??
@pralayaryan
@pralayaryan Год назад
Drugs are bad Mkay ... 😂😂😂
@aikighost
@aikighost Год назад
This the first episode I hated, its truly terrible, no atmosphere, bad acting, laughable CGI at points, all in all a total shit show. 0 Stars.
@lordvader2060
@lordvader2060 Год назад
Fun fact: nobody was burned at the stake in Salem.
@samsamsamsamsamanilla5281
@samsamsamsamsamanilla5281 Год назад
The Dreams in the Witch House was written in January/February 1932 and first published in the July 1933 issue of Weird Tales and is a CLASSIC short story by H.P. Lovecraft. CLASSIC implies that it does not need to be "improved" by a lesser author. Whatever this miscarriaged, aborted, distorted aberration of the original story is truly a "Thing That Should Not Be." There have been multiple film adaptations to HPL's work over the decades and to be honest they have been overall disappointing. I thought Lovecraft Country had potential but that turned out to be a woke/white man bad nightmare. When I saw Guillermo del Toro was going to do HPL work I said "Finally, someone who can give HPL stories justice." While enjoying GDT visual effects the story was shit. What is is with people today thinking that it is ok to stray from the original source material, destroy it utterly and still call it by the original title? The most current example is Amazon's Rings of Power debacle. I encourage everyone who is disappointed with this story to let everyone know on social media, write Netflix, the author's website etc etc. Maybe if enough voices are raised that people will pay attention to the fans
@mikewalt37
@mikewalt37 Год назад
Complete agreement! Both episodes visually were stunning, but as adaptions... well, "Pickman's Model" was way better than "Dreams in the Witch House", which in my humble opinion, was woke garbage and misrepresenting history (scene wise). As to "Pickman's Model", I am looking forward to artist/filmmaker Bryan Moore's version, which he is funding through Kickstarter. Years ago, he did a brilliant, almost spot on adaption of Lovecraft's "Cool Air", starring him as the the writer and Jack Donner (RIP) as Dr. Munoz. There is a scene where Munoz is telling of his past that brought heartbreaking tears to me, showing Donner's acting chops and Moore's direction beautifully. Been a Lovecraft fan since I read "Rats in the Walls" when I was eight back in 1966 and had read everything he wrote over the next two years and continue to reread over the decades to follow.
@samsamsamsamsamanilla5281
@samsamsamsamsamanilla5281 Год назад
@@mikewalt37 Thank you Mike, you have restored my faith in humanity that there are still people who appreciate and understand quality. I just finished Pickman's Model last night and was pleasantly surprised, it was light years ahead in quality compared to The Dreams in the Witch House. I saw the trailer for TDITWH and it said it was "written " by the lady who adapted the Twilight book series to movies, so it makes sense now why she ruined TDITWH(still not an excuse) . Analogy: I want my vampires to be 30 Days of Night, not sparkle in the sun Twilight vampires. I have been a HPL fan since the 80s and now that I'm 51 I still enjoy all the HPL stories , especially TDITWH,I read that story every year around Halloween because it fits the creepy vibe perfectly. I think that's why I'm so pissed off now because they took something that I enjoy and crapped all over it.
@mikewalt37
@mikewalt37 Год назад
@@samsamsamsamsamanilla5281 Thanks. As to "Dreams... " , it sucked the proverbial ass big time. Visually stunning and atmospheric, but not Lovecraft by a long shot. "Pickman's Model" was far better, but again, well, Lovecraft light, just not Lovecraft enough. And why, in the name Great Cthulhu, can they not get his ghouls down pat is beyond me. The beastie we see is cool, but not what H.P. wrote. Oh, about vampires, "Twilight" books and movies are complete garbage. Give me Bram Stoker's version any time, played by Christopher Lee of course, or Bela Lugosi, or Max Schreck or... well, you know what I mean.
@mikewalt37
@mikewalt37 Год назад
Add on; If I ever get to meet Mr. Del Toro, I will shake his hand and say, "Thank you for the five episodes of "Cabinet..." (even "Pickman's Model" and then slap him upside his head and shout, "Dreams...", what the fuck we're you thinking!?!" Jus' sayin.
@samsamsamsamsamanilla5281
@samsamsamsamsamanilla5281 Год назад
@@mikewalt37 I enjoy the series as a whole, Dreams was a complete disaster. I think GDT focused on the visual effects not knowing that the other production staff was butchering the story as a whole. They let Catherine Hardwicke, director of the Twilight movie series direct this so of course it's an abortion
@AXELVISSERS
@AXELVISSERS Год назад
This episode was horrible
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