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Originally posted by Hate_Breeder
No i just didnt like the way it was executed. Maybe if it showed the guy killing everyone maybe.......i dont know, maybe i just need to watch it again...
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For me that is part of its appeal. Implied violence allows one to live vicariously through the killer. It can give you the raw materials, the scene, the subject, maybe even the weapon or killer themselves, but it casts doubt or speculation on what actually happened, allowing you to make it happen.
At the end, it did show the identity of the killer, the progression of murders, their methods, and a hint of the motivation. What caused the killers descent into madness? Was it the incident with his wife and child, the Asylum and it’s spiritual or demonic residents, or a combination of both?