Rose Cotter

I was just gonna say that the, the horror in this is atmospheric and, and, and slow, whereas in Smile, there are many jump scares.

It's very tight, and, and you're like in the head of the Rose characters.

I'm...

Go ahead.

It's okay.

That's what I think separates these two films, is that in It Follows, you have to do that work because you're, you're almost in the, the shoes of Jay anticipating and looking for things, and in, in Smile, you're kind of given everything.

I mean, you don't know what's real or not because everybody questions Rose's mental health, but it, it's all being shown on screen.

So that m- that moment definitely stands out because it feels more like It Follows than, than Smile.

First movie is Smile, and synopsis on that is, after witnessing a bizarre traumatic patient incident, Dr.

Rose Cotter starts experiencing terrifying visions.

As the lines between reality and nightmares blur, Rose must confront her troubling past to escape her chilling new reality.

I've seen this movie.

Yeah.

So the walls of the hospital where Rose works are painted in the shade of pink known as Baker Miller Pink.

In the late 1960s, Alexander Schauss, S-C-H-A-U-S-S, Schauss, Schauss.

I'd have to see

Heard

his name before, but yeah, that's about it.

He's like in Rosemary's Baby as an actor.

Oh, maybe that's...