What Makes King Paimon So Terrifying?

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Welcome to Fictional Fears, a series where we delve into the fundamental nature of fear by analysing our favourite horror icons from film and TV to try and understand what it is that makes them so terrifying.
In this episode we dive into what makes the Demon King Paimon such a terrifying concept from the hit psychological supernatural horror film Hereditary, and spoiler alert, he's one twisted mf.
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22 фев 2024

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@lukebruton4110 5 месяцев назад

That Scene where Annie is possessed headbutting the attic door was legit terrifying, that and the scenes where Annie is floating behind Peter, also why is Joan the only cult member not naked at the end in the tree house scene 😂

@tyronechadsmith5121 5 месяцев назад

It’s crazy to me that we don’t get a proper explanation for why the cult summoned Paimon throughout the entire movie, I know one of the pagesAnnie looks at says the summoners are given great fortunes but apart from that it’s all mystery like good familiars or his secret knowledge, they really nailed focusing on a spirit that was already mythological grounded and absolutely nailed the ending

@magnuskallas 5 месяцев назад

This was the ONLY issue I had with the cult in the film. The "riches" part was left rather vague considering most of the members of the cult seemed relatively old and settled in this small town. But that said - "It's always the same thing humans summon me for. Whether it be power, wealth, or glory; you humans never have any creativity for anything new, do you?" - considering the film WAS supernatural, it is possible the wish part would have contained "youth".

@tyronechadsmith5121 5 месяцев назад

@@magnuskallas that’s a good point youth would be an understandable motive, also where’s that quote from? I could never find any Paimon related quotes. I did also see somewhere that he knows the location of secret treasures on earth so there are plenty of reasons why they’d want Paimon here but not sure why they’re not properly explained in the book, maybe the mystery for some people makes it even more horror like that they did all this to the Grahams and we don’t even know why.