Yeah, yeah.

But, yeah, I know, I think it's, like, this illusion of freedom that I think was something that we were definitely trying to get across, that, like, yeah, you can, like, see the wide open woods, but, like, there's sort of this invisible barrier that you can't, can't cross plus there's rules about the mom has rules about how you're allowed to be interacting with the outside right um and then yeah to touch on your yeah the touching your main point um i think yeah i think it was important i know i mean i think in horror it's important to have different kinds of power and different kinds of characters exerting different kinds of power so i think know if you want i think um i think it was important to us that like you know like that the characters could be affected by um like different kinds of power that could shift so there's social power there's obviously the power uh i mean there's obviously the physical physical power and fear um and Yeah, no, it's just interesting.

I hadn't really fully thought of it.

That's interesting.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Um, and I think, yeah, one of my favorites is the film Curse of Chucky, which is one of the smaller, like the smaller budget films actually in the, in the franchise.

It was a pretty contained movie.