In this episode, we discuss Trey Edward Shults' It Comes at Night, including the film's marketing, our interpretations of "it", and the film's use of traditional horror conventions and iconography.

See where It Comes at Night is available to watch.

Supplemental Material:

It Comes at Night Blu-ray

Anatomy of a Scene: Trey Edward Shults Narrates a Scene From ‘It Comes at Night’

Trey Edward Shults & Cast Interview with BUILD Series

It Comes at Night DP Drew Daniels on New Lenses, Old Dogs and Using Actors as Bounce Cards by Matt Mulcahey

Why the Director of 'It Comes at Night' Hopes Audience "Don't Catch On" to his Technological Tricks by Tasha Robinson

Deeply Personal 'It Comes at Night' is the Anti-Horror Film of Summer by Patrick Ryan

Cinematography Techniques: Cinematic Flattening in Profile by David Goodman

Additional Audio Sources:

It Comes At Night Official Trailer

It Comes at Night Blu-ray

Trey Edward Shults & Cast Interview with BUILD Series

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