Suspenseful, allegorical film. Darren Aronofsky mixed with M. Night Shyamalan. Social commentary via visual poetry.

Rating: 9/10 (29 December 2018)

An analysis of the film...and a review-; (SPOILERS AHEAD)
This reminds me of They Live. The main character in that film was the "one who can see." He went a little crazy...
"She opened the door because she liked the feeling of being outside the door." Jim Morrison! Do you concur? When that guy opened the window and holds the woman's eyes open and asks "Do you see it?" In the scene, there is the sunlight blaring through the window, shining on her face, in her eyes. It kills her. The light is the truth, and maybe it is also emotion. Reminds me of vampires...the light kills them...vampires have higher senses than humans, just like Vulcans in Trek, but the light is overbearing. Many people shut down and rather not feel and rather not see the light clearly in order to avoid the pain, sadly. "To become vampire is to heighten all of one's senses." -Dracula, AKA "Little Dragon." The vampire is the failed god/goddess. Fallen angel.
Apathy seems to save rather than kill. Ignorance is bliss. I have my days when I shut down but overall I am a truth seeker. I haven spent a majority of my life deciding to take the blindfold off and not hide behind comforting lies. I seek unpleasant truths. We gotta fly from the bird cage. This film is an absolute masterpiece in my opinion. I can't stop thinking...
What saves the sighted people is the birds. Nature...the ability to see the beauty of Earth and not be distracted from seeing it. The natural world is where it is safe to take the blindfold off. Masterpiece of a film, 10/10.