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The film follows Sean (played brilliantly by Ty Hickson), a young man who has isolated himself in a dilapidated trailer deep within the Michigan woods. Armed with a literal cookbook of alchemical formulas, chemical reagents, pages torn from occult texts, and a steady diet of Doritos and cat food, Sean attempts to summon a demon to grant him wealth and status. His only connection to the outside world is Cortez (Amari Cheatom), a erratic companion who brings him supplies. Themes of Isolation and Mental Illness Crucially, the film balances its bleakness with a
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Joel Potrykus crafted a spell that feels alarmingly real. Long after the credits roll, you will find yourself glancing at the bottles under your kitchen sink, or listening a little too closely to the scratching at your window.
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