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Today I'll show you a horror film: "1922 "
Spoiler ahead, watch out and take care
Nineteen twenty-two is a film based on the novel of Stephen King
This movie is not for the faint of heart
Wilfred James, a rancher in Nebraska,
claims eighty acres of farmland that have been in his family for ages
His better half, Arlette, possesses one hundred acres of land willed to her by her dad
Wilfred hates the idea of living in a city, yet Arlette is dissatisfied with ranch life,
and needs to move to Omaha
She tries to offer her territory to a hog raiser for use as a pig homestead and slaughterhouse
Wilfred's property will not be farmable on the off chance that she does as such;
and he will be compelled to sell too
Wilfred resorts to controlling his teenage child, Henry, into assisting him with killing Arlette
The dark plot of the movie is told through stunning cinematography,
that gets you screaming at the top of your lungs
This film is perfect for you if you are a fan of Stephen King and enjoy ghost stories and thrillers
The movie starts with old Wilfred walking in an old American town
He enters his apartment and listens to the walls
He sits down at a table, and writes down his confession
Wilfred begins to write his confession in a hundred-acre land in Hemingford, Nebraska,
that is willed to his wife Arlette and inherited after her father's death
Wilfred intends to add his eighty-acre farm to this hundred-acre,
and hopes someday to pass it on to his son, Henry, and the succeeding generation of his kid
Wilfred and Henry harvest corn on their field, and Arlette prepares lemonade for them
Old Wilfred narrates that his wife never really liked living in the countryside
Over dinner, Arlette talks about them moving to the city
Wilfred opposes the idea; and his son agrees
Wilfred tells his wife that she should live with her mother
Arlette says that she would never leave him with his father's land
Wilfred offers to buy the land for his wife
Arlette says that it would be too long for Wilfred to pay the land to her fully
Arlette talks about selling her land to Farrington's, because they have a more generous offer
Arlette says they should combine their lands, sell all of it, split the money and divorce
Arlette says their son should stay with her, and Wilfred tells her that it is unfair
Old Wilfred narrated that he thought about telling the officials; but his anger held him back
He hates his wife
Wilfred goes to his wife while she is doing laundry
He tells his wife that he will not sell the land without a fight
He stares at the well, and contemplates killing his wife
Wilfred looks for his son and sees him with a girl
Henry is now courting Shannon, and Wilfred considers this as his advantage
Wilfred and Henry go to their cornfield
Wilfred convinces his son that he should help him murder Arlette
Wilfred shaves his face by the window
He sees Henry leave the house
Arlette asks his son for a kiss; but his son seems aloof to his mother
At night, Wilfred is sitting by their porch
Henry seems to have a lot on his mind, and he asks Wilfred for a beer
In the morning on the cornfield, Henry asks questions for his father about murder and religion
Over dinner, Henry is still angry at his mother
Arlette slaps his son, and talks about opening a dress shop in the city
While hanging out on their porch,
Wilfred tells his wife that he likes the idea of moving to the city
Arlette is pleased about his husband changing his mind; and the family celebrates
Arlette talks about Henry's relationship with Shannon, and says very naughty things
Henry walks out, and he seems to take offense to the words that came out of her mother's mouth
Arlette tucks in her bed, really drunk
Henry talks to his father,
and he seems to be hurt by what his mother is saying about his girlfriend
Wilfred convinces his son to help him with his plan of murdering Arlette
Wilfred prepares a sharp knife beside his sleeping wife
Henry gets a thick blanket, and he covers his mother's face with it
Arlette struggles for her life while her husband slits her throat
Old Wilfred narrates that he regrets murdering his wife
Henry helps his father carry his mother's dead body to bring it outside
Henry faints; and his father continues to pull the body to the well
Wilfred drops the body onto the well while Henry watches
Wilfred asks his son to prepare cleaning materials, and help him clean the crime scene
They continue to clean the bedroom floors and every inch of their house,
to scrub every drop of Arlette's blood
Henry tells his father that he will not go to school tomorrow,
because people might notice him and find out he did something wrong
Wilfred agrees and helps him make an excuse, while he is tying up the bed that is filled with blood
He goes to the well, and he sees his wife on the bed
He sees a rat entering his wife's mouth; and he throws a suitcase at the rat
Wilfred assembles his wife's belongings, to make it look like she has left her family
Wilfred is setting up his fence when Farrington's lawyers show up at his farm
Wilfred refuses the handshake that the lawyer is offering;
and refuses to invite the man to his house
The lawyer looks for Arlette, and Wilfred tells them that she has left them
Wilfred fails to convince the lawyer
The lawyer argues that it is bizarre,
considering the amount that his client is willing to pay for Arlette's land
Henry helps his dad with the story that Wilfred is telling
The lawyer threatens Wilfred, and leaves the farm
After the visitors leave, they start planning to fill the well to hide Arlette's body
They get their cow and put it on top of the well
The cow falls
Wilfred shoots it; and they fill up the well with dirt
The town sheriff visits them, and asks them if Arlette comes back
The sheriff continues to search Arlette's closet, and notices that Arlette left her denim pants
Henry butts in the conversation,
and tells the sheriff that his mother also took her fine jewelry and photos of her parents
The sheriff leaves their farm without any doubt about the story of Wilfred and his son
Old Wilfred narrates that maybe Satan rewards them for the murder,
because they have a good season and bountiful corn harvest
Shannon asks Wilfred if his son is sick, because she is sensing something different from him
Wilfred tells her that Henry is healthy and loves him
Shannon doubts that Henry might be seeing another girl
Wilfred tells her that his son does not have extra time to see somebody else
Henry tells his father that he will never tell anyone about what happened
Wilfred tells him to go to sleep and calls him Hank
Henry remembers that his mother hates it when Wilfred calls him Hank
Wilfred gets awakened by the sound of their cow mooing loudly
He goes to their barn; and sees a rat chewing his cow's nipple
The rat goes inside a tube that connects to the well;
and Wilfred seals this tube with cement the following morning
Later that day, Henry tells his dad the news that he gets Shannon pregnant
Old Wilfred narrates that he hates Shannon's dad Harlan, because he is jealous of him
Harlan goes to Wilfred; and tells him that he plans to send Shannon to a catholic school,
and put the baby up for adoption
Harlan asks Wilfred for seventy-five dollars for his share of the cost
Wilfred says that he does not have any money
Harlan tells him that he should make a way to get money
Wilfred tells Henry about Harlan's plan
Henry tells his dad that he and Shannon should elope
Henry reasons they got away with the murder
They will get away with this too
Wilfred tells Henry that when a woman is carrying a baby,
it makes the woman feel wise that any man cannot understand
He tells Henry that he should not ask Shannon to run off with him
Henry tells his dad that he cannot tell him what he should do; and walks away
Wilfred grabs Henry and says that the hundred-eighty acres are useless when nobody would inherit
The next day, Henry goes to school; and Wilfred starts to look for money all over the house
He goes to the bank, and tries to loan thirty-five dollars; and the bank offers him more
Wilfred says that he will think about it
Henry takes his truck, and leaves a note saying that he had run away;
and if he tries to send a sheriff to look for him, he will confess the murder
One day when he is reading a book, water drops down from the ceiling and startles him
He is with his wife's mannequin, and he puts it in his basement
Rats are seen all over the basement
A ghost of his wife and rats haunt Wilfred
A sheriff visits Wilfred, and reports to him that Henry steals from a grocery store in the town
Wilfred says that he did not raise his son to do those things;
and his son would not do anything like that
Wilfred goes to the bank; and gets the mortgage of seven-hundred and fifty dollars
He is looking for his wife's money in her closet; and a rat bites his hand
He steps on the rat; and he drops his money all over the floor
Rats still haunt old Wilfred, as the rats open a hole in his apartment's walls
Wilfred gets his hand infected
It is a harsh winter
Wilfred is alone at his house, and his wound worsens
He wants to go to the hospital, but he cannot start his car
He opens the stove for heat
the door opens and shuts Wilfred sees his bloody wife outside
He runs to the basement
Arlette's ghost follows him with a pack of rats
Old Wilfred narrates that the ghost tells him things that only a dead woman knows
Henry continues his life of crime, robbing stores all over the town
He helps Shannon escape the convent; and they become The Sweetheart Bandits
One day, they rob a man that has a gun and shoots Shannon
They steal a car and find a cabin
Shannon dies in the cold with her eyes wide open
Henry puts his sweater on Shannon, and kills himself with a bullet through his head
The sheriff brings Wilfred to the hospital, and gets his hand amputated
The sheriff tells him that somebody found a woman's remains that he suspects to be Arlette's
Wilfred still does not confess to the sheriff, and agrees with him
Henry's body arrives at Hemingford, and his father waits for him
The media with camera and notebook swarms up to Wilfred while he waits for the train
Wilfred identifies his son's body; he sees that most of his face is missing
He tells the embalmer to put his son in their most pleasing coffin, and he is willing to pay for it
He kisses his son for the last time and leaves
He visits Shannon's wake, and the chapel is full of people
when it is time for his son's wake, he is the only one sitting there
He looks at the back of the chapel, and sees his wife with a swarm of rats
He goes to his home with a hole in the ceiling
There is a cow inside living with him
Wilfred goes to Harlan to sell his house;
and Harlan tells him that he hears gossip from the neighbor that he is living miserably
Harlan tells him that his wife also left him
He advises Wilfred to sell the land to the bank instead
Wilfred does not like the idea, because the bank would sell the property to the Farringtons;
and he has so much hatred
Harlan tells him to leave and never come back to him again
When Wilfred gets home, he sees his cow dying in the cold
He gets his shotgun to mercy kill his cow
He sees rats, and shoots them before killing his cow
A swarm of rats haunts old Wilfred while he is writing his confession
He narrates that he is forced to sell his farm at an insanely low price;
and Harlan holds on to his property until nineteen twenty-five, and the bank takes his house
Wilfred goes to Omaha, hauls pallets for fourteen months, but stops because the rats follow him
He says that it took him two years to drink up all of the money he got from selling his wife's land
He visits all of the places that Henry robbed to apologize
Wilfred regrets all the decisions that led him to live a miserable life
The movie ends with the ghosts of Arlette, Shannon, and Henry with a knife
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