Given scene/plot descriptions from movies or TV shows, and given a specific question about the scene, summarize the question into a title

[Q]: In the TV series Reaper the main character Sam has to capture escaped souls from Hell and the request of Satan himself. As the show continues it turns out Sams parent are demons and sold his soul to the Devil and that is why Sam has to carry out these task. I'm sure there was a storyline that the Devil was actually Sams father and when confronted about it the Devil replies something like 'I'm the Devil, you wouldn't believe me if I said no'. Does anyone know if Satan was Sams father or not? I could only stream the show in the U.K. but the show got cut before it ended sure.
[A]: Is the Devil Sams father?

[Q]: In the 2015 film, Room... During a scene at dinner following the escape, the daughter remarked to her father that he would never look at or make eye contact with her son, his grandson. Her father looked kind of disgusted and stood up, and she pressed the point further. He left the room without saying anything. Why was he unable or unwilling to look at his grandson? Note: Wiki article here.
[A]: Grandfather Unable to Look at Grandson

[Q]: In Dracula (1992), in the scenes in the asylum where Renfield is being held, the guards can be seen wearing cages on their heads. Why? Was this a normal practice? I have heard of head cages for inmates but not guards. I'm not sure what the purpose would have been other than protection, but give the rest of their body is unprotected there has to be more to it. I've included the best image I could find. If I can get a better one I will update.
[A]:
Why are the asylum guards wearing cages on their heads?