Jordan Cruciola

And you have this strange, inscrutable figure that's sort of the driving action for the terror in it.

And he does a good job with strange, inscrutable figures, I would say, Damian McCarthy.

Oh, he really leans into it.

I remember thinking so much watching Oddity in particular, I was like, God, what a place.

Oh, yeah.

Like, what a home to set this in.

So, yeah, really dynamic statics places.

Well, I mean, I feel like you have to.

If someone's not worse than him, then is he responsible for everything that's happening in this hotel?

Yeah.

Yeah.

What you were just mentioning about, like, the really elegant way that characters just... Characters reveal through this without, like, so much explaining it to you.

But, like, obviously we know this is a sad, upset guy.

He's carrying some stuff around.

But, like, even when he gets to the hotel, he encounters, as you mentioned, the dead goat.

He encounters the manager of the hotel, like, resolving an issue with a dead goat right in front of the front door of this hotel.

And he's like...

You couldn't shoo it away.

You couldn't ask it to leave.

He's irritated at this notion that you had to just kill this goat.