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It Follows

2014The Slow Dread Award

Terror Factor

9/10

Filmmaking

9/10

Cultural Impact

8/10

Total Score

26/30

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Tagline

It doesn't run. It walks. And it never, ever stops.

The Review

David Robert Mitchell's It Follows is the most original horror concept of the 21st century. The premise — a supernatural entity passed through sexual contact that walks toward you at a constant, unhurried pace until it catches and kills you — is pure nightmare logic elevated to art. The film's power lies in its simplicity: every wide shot becomes a threat because the entity could be any person walking in the background. Mitchell's dreamy, deliberately timeless aesthetic — mixing 1970s television sets with futuristic e-readers — creates a world that feels both familiar and alien. The Disasterpeace score is the best horror soundtrack since Carpenter's Halloween. It Follows proved that a great idea, executed with discipline, can terrify more effectively than any amount of gore.

Fun Fact

The entity's walking speed was calculated at roughly 2-3 mph. Mitchell told background extras playing the entity to walk in the most direct line possible toward the camera, creating an unsettling, purposeful gait that audiences found deeply disturbing.

Score Breakdown

Terror Factor
9/10
Filmmaking
9/10
Cultural Impact
8/10

Total Score

26/30

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