Review Brahms The Boy II
Review Brahms The Boy II
Trauma is the theme of “Boy II,” with Liza’s mental stability shredded by the home invasion, where she’s assaulted in front of Jude, who’s powerless to help. She’s soon saddled with paranoia and vivid nightmares, while Jude loses his voice altogether, also put on a tight schedule of therapy sessions, which continue over FaceTime when the family relocates to the middle of nowhere. It’s not an especially inspired plot from Menear, who simply needs a reason to get a child to the cursed estate, with Jude soon finding Brahms in the ground, bonding with the porcelain companion, bringing the toy inside the house to live. Of course, the concept of “The Boy” was that the doll was something of a lifeless avatar for a more demented evil hiding in behind the walls of the estate, but “Boy II” does away with that, changing Brahms into a dark spirit who soon takes possession of Jude, causing problems around the house while the nervous child takes all the blame.
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