Some spoilers ahead so I’ll hide them accordingly, no spoilers are visible. But wow, I watched Skeleton Key for the first time in years and even though I knew the twist, it was still an incredible ride. In my opinion it has such amazing vibes, the plantation swamp setting, great score and soundtrack, cinematography, and the overall theme of Louisiana voodoo/hoodoo and the history it weaves in really makes a well rounded film. Not to mention the pacing throughout never really leaves a dull moment, and the mystery/detective aspect is right up my alley. I’m shocked to find that it has such bad reviews, 38% rotten rating and 47 on Metacritic? What are this subs opinions of the film? Learning the truth that the elderly couple is really the young children of the plantation owners, and the slaves switched bodies with them before the slaves were killed. And the real reason Caroline is there is so they can switch bodies again was such a great twist.…