The Gothic Horror Movie Analysis

The Gothic horror in this film is in the begging where Caleb is being watched through his computer when he wins to go to the research facility. Then, Caleb is flying over a land scape that haves to no life and is covered in snow and from there he is flown over another landscape that was like a forest and it had life. Caleb was then left in the middle of nowhere where he had to follow a river path to the building. When Caleb finally got to the building it was like a fort, or blockage area. There are no windows and just a machine speaking, then he got a key card. When Caleb enters the place there is no one around and it’s dark and there is music playing. The top half of the building was nice and peaceful, then he got to the bottom of the facility and it was a mad house with blackouts. First impression of meeting Nathan, a cool, relaxed guy, a solo party animal, who is polite to Caleb and a very intelligent man.
Nathan takes Caleb to his room and there is no windows and it’s like being in a box. There was more Gothic horror after Caleb met Ava the A.I. and she is definitely separated from the world left in a cubicle box too. Then music changed to a cheerful …show more content…
He doesn’t really know what he’s getting into and I think he should have looked more into this winning prize. Nathan wanted Caleb to sign a disclosure and he got him to do just that by guilt tripping Caleb and saying when this amazing thing happens and how he wouldn’t be a part of it. Therefore Caleb took his chances and agreed to the disclosure. I think he should have never did that. Caleb knew he should have had a lawyer with him otherwise, he wouldn’t have suggest having a lawyer there at the moment. Caleb first impulse to the disclosure was that it wasn’t fair in a way and may have needed a lawyer. Caleb decided to do what someone else suggested instead of going with his gut and this might haunt him in the