The Lodge ending explained: Were they in purgatory? ...Middle East

This article contains discussion of subjects including bereavement and mental health issues that some may find upsetting. Though originally released in the pre-pandemic days of 2019, horror-thriller The Lodge has now come to Netflix and is already racking up a catalogue of fans as an alternative Christmas movie. Starring Riley Keough and Richard Armitage as a recently engaged couple as well as Clueless legend Alicia Silverstone and Knives Out’s Jaeden Martell, the film deals with creepy cults, strange families, and the Biblical. Directed by Austrian duo Veronika Franz and Severin Fiala, The Lodge received positive reviews upon

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