
Amityville: No Escape
2016

Representation Score
Limited
2021
Director
Manfe Lozial
Runtime
80 minutes
Average Rating
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Baby Doll shifts the horror genre by centering an international ensemble of Italian exchange students, thus introducing themes of outsider status and displacement. While the film avoids a homogenous cast, it does not provide enough detail to fully explore deeper layers of identity. The narrative has potential for examining identity issues, but the execution of character roles and ability to act remains somewhat unclear. Overall, the film takes steps towards diversity by using a non-Western protagonist group, even though it does not explicitly represent other categories.
Category Breakdown
The film provides no information regarding the sexual orientation or gender identities of the protagonists. Consequently, no representation is present in the current narrative overview.
The story focuses on a group of students, which offers potential to challenge traditional horror clichés. However, the film does not explore the specific gendered power dynamics between characters.
By featuring Italian exchange students, the film deviates from typical Anglo-Saxon horror narratives, introducing a unique European ethnic perspective.
The film explores themes of cultural displacement and isolation, focusing on the experiences of stranded foreign students.
No characters in the film exhibit neurodivergence or physical disabilities, and the narrative concentrates on the supernatural threats faced by the students.
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Official Synopsis
Four foreign exchange students from Italy, stranded in an abandoned house spiral as their worst fears are realized; They are being haunted by a terrifying evil.

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