Arabella Olivia Clark

I, I didn't like the ending very much.

And so while I was really excited for this one, and I do think that both, um, uh, e- uh, Jessica Chastain and also the, the girl, um, Arabella Olivia Clark is the actress, I think they both do really well, but I don't think they do enough to, like, really make this one w- worth rushing out to see right away.

Um, I think it's like an average horror movie.

Like, it's fine.

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Adapted from the novel Incidents Around the House, this horror film focuses on the Martin family, whose crumbling marriage becomes the focus of an evil entity living in the bedroom closet of eight-year-old Bella, played by Arabella Olivia Clark.

Bella's mother, Ursula, played by Oscar winner Jessica Chastain, is emotionally and often physically distant, using work obligations as an excuse to not be home all that much.

Bella has a close connection with her stepfather, Russell, played by Jay Duplass, who begins to suspect that work is not the only thing keeping Ursula away from home.

Yeah.

Arabella Olivia Clark is the little girl's name.

And she's very good in this, by the way.

She does a very good job in this.

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okay can we finally fucking talk about i think this episode's gone on long enough let's talk about it the other not the other mommy other mommy starring jessica chastain arabella olivia clark is a little girl's name loved her go ahead and give us a synopsis

bella an eight-year-old girl living in a home with material material

Bella, an eight-year-old girl living in a home with martial problems.

Uncle

Frank, that kill was pretty cool.

I think that Arabella Olivia Clark, who played Bella, was really good.

I think she didn't feel like that kind of like overly acted child actor.

It's based on the 2024 novel Incidents Around the House by Josh Malerman.

The film stars Jessica Chastain as a mother who must do everything to protect her seven-year-old daughter from a supernatural entity that resembles her.

Just wants to go into her heart, apparently.

That's not creepy or off-putting at all.

They- I think they needed to simplify it, didn't they? They needed to simplify it where it's like they were falling out of love with each other.

She was falling in love with Uncle Frank.

But somehow, through some action or something, that broken home got reconciled, whether it's due to the daughter or something like that, and that other mommy...

I know we've had, like, monsters representing grief and monsters representing trauma in so many films, but, like, it being there, I felt... 'Cause it felt like that represented some...