Director Zach Craghger explained the origin of the aunt Glades

Elsewhere in this weekly article of entertainment, Craigger said that two main things that affected Glades may surprise you: a non -fictional book written by Wadi Davis entitled “The Snake and the rainbow” (noSpecified, Cregger, Wes Craven movie adaptation for this particular book), as well as A song called “Dancing in the head” by the miclindsThe post -evil band descends from England. Certainly, the song was assigned to music, but as Cregger indicates, there are no really wordsand In itself. “This song is just a guide for instructions on how to create a coma,” Craiber said. He continued:

“It is not a singing, it is just a person who explains these rituals. I love it because it is strange rituals where a dollar invoice is soaked in the Romans and set fire to it and arranges four mirrors of the four corners of the earth and get a cat from a human skull and all these things. This film was my opportunity to do so.”

Therefore, from there, how Cregger reached specific magic rituals for Gladys, which turns people into “zombies” by controlling every step and subjugating them, apparently, apparently, absorbs their energy to maintain itself alive. The word “zombie” is really really working here because after a second view of “weapons”, I noticed that Gladys talked specifically affects the brains of people because the only way to kill Zombie’s creations is to destroy their brains. The entire film focuses on the mass migration of 17 school children at 2:17 am, which is still not explained until it is revealed that Gladys and its mysterious magic behind everything are revealed.

How do you do that, specifically? She takes a sharp branch and thorns from a tree that she keeps with, and uses her to leak her blood, and she said coats with blood with the mentioned blood. (The branch also has a personal impact for the intended future zombie wrapped around it). After a bell ringing, Glades settles on the branch, which makes the zombie walking with blood or, in fact, do everything you want (in the case of my father Alex, usually is satisfied with only allowing them to sit). “It should be simple and very digested. I needed people to get it the first or second time they saw,” Craghger said about Glades rituals. “All I continued to go out, like, two very complicated steps.”