Worth a second viewing: Scary and Interesting

Rating: 9/10 (24 March 2019)

This movie had a lot of fun moments, but it's not a "horror comedy." Instead, those are moments designed to lower your defenses as the scares come. This movie had some truly terrific horror, as well as some more traditional, less innovative horror.
I say that there are spoilers in this review, but all I mean by that is that when I say "I totally called the twist at the end" you now know that there is a twist at the end. Still, after the twist I realized a lot of very strange things made much more sense or had much deeper meaning, sort of like how the second time you watch "Get Out" everything Rose does has a completely different meaning. As you watch it you just sort of need to accept that all this weird stuff will make sense at the end, even if it's in a twisted sort of way (again like the twist in Get Out).
I enjoyed the movie a lot, and now I find myself thinking about it quite a bit. My take on its meaning (which is likely small compared to what is going to appear on Reddit) is that Americans are living in a stolen land, and that we need to come to terms with it. It didn't need to be stolen, but it was. This is most difficult for the children of those who stole that land, because even though they were unaware of the theft and were not responsible, they still benefited from the actions of their ancestors and need to come to terms with their past.