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The Forest


So as I was watching this trailer one of my neighbours decided it would be a great idea to use a chainsaw. Freaked me right out!

Anyway the trailer looks freaky. It has a twin connection which I'll never understand but it's nice to see in movies. We follow Sara (Natalie Dorma) who's twin has gone missing in Aokigahara Forest. It's rumoured that this place is where people go to commit suicide. Sidebar my research has confirmed this actually happens in real life, resulting in the forest having signs urging those to call suicide prevention hotlines and to think of there families.

Sara travels to Japan in order to find her sister, she needs a guide but the locals won't go into the forest. Taylor Kinney's character seems to come to the rescue and gets Sara a guide. She makes her way into the forest, even though she is warned that spirits cannot rest there.

They travel with there guide who also warns Sara to stay on the path, she then finds her sisters tent and starts screaming Jess, don't wake up the dead woman! Anyway she's also warned by the guide to leave and not stay the night, she refuses to do so.

So as she sleeps alone in a tent she starts to hear noises, including a voice saying Sara. At night bad things happen in this forest, the dead seem to rise and start to mentally torture the living. Will she make it out alive?

Now I'm going into possible SPOILER territory as I'm going to try and give my theory on what will happen in this movie before I see it.

OK so what I think is going to happen is Sara will make it back alive, just. Everyone else will die by killing themselves due to torment from the demons. Even the ones who play it safe and stay on the path. Maybe the forest lured her there to begin with and her twin is completely fine but that's a big push. I think it's going to explain the reason for there being so many suicides is that it will be some demon/vengeful spirit causing all this chaos and Sara will defeat it. In some way, with the power of the twin connection.

Now I'm probably so off but I thought I'd take a wee risk. What do you think? Answers on a postcard. Check out the trailer below.


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