Let’s just say you’ll never look at your car’s rear backup camera the same way again.
When the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration mandated standard inclusion of rear backup cameras in automobiles made after May 2018, the bureaucrats in charge had safety at the top of mind. Innovation in the art of the kill, one of horror cinema’s most cherished mores, probably didn’t factor into the agency’s decision.
Lynch pushes the sequence to its limit, visually as well as aurally. He punctuates each forward-reverse movement with suggestive wetness, the sound of Asa-Ephraim’s flesh unsticking from the bumper of Elizabeth’s SUV. It’s a nauseating delight.
Elizabeth is a listener and a caregiver. Prescriptions and hypnosis are the tools of her trade. Her brutal burst of fury against Asa-Ephraim comes out of what looks like nowhere. By this time in, Elizabeth has already had her autonomy stolen from her by the entity twice; she’s past the point of desperation. A knife to the head isn’t enough to stop Asa-Ephraim. A stories-high drop onto unforgiving parking lot pavement isn’t enough.
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