Watch the house, indie! This article contains serious spoilers For "Good Boy".

Does the dog die? It is also the name of the incredibly needed web site and one of the most common fears of movie films. The question rarely arises more appropriate than with Ben Leonberg Nasty haunted home movie "Good Boy", Who plays a dog and spends all the time of fire, realizing the possibility of a puppy dying in a terrible death of a horror movie.

Probably The first really frightening horror movie from 2025"Good Boy" meets the dog indie (like himself). Indy has problems that is badly equipped to solve. His master Todd (Jane Jensen) is not good, and sometimes he shakes despite the fact that he is obviously a good boy. Todd also continues to drag it to nasty locations as an unknown old house and a strange cemetery that Indy only knows they are problems. Oh, and he constantly hears strange wheating, the shadows seem to be alive, and his dreams are suddenly strange. There's too.

Being a dog, indie has no understanding of (let alone a solution to) these problems. So, he does what he can: protects his master and explores the territory even though he is sharply aware that something unknown shares the house with them. He does his best to comfort his man even when Todd moves him away. He does not know horror tropes, only dog ​​iOsubocity and dedication. So, whenever there is a strange noise, a malicious pair of eyes, or a mysteriously open door, he explores. This means that for most of the film, indie voluntarily jokes with the nose in horror scenarios, for which the audience is conditioned to believe that they are not considered. This allows the "good boy" to re -set his titular character in deep danger and time and keep viewers on the edge of their places.

Along with the use of indie as a protagonist, the "good boy" makes the character of a view. Apart from the occasional phone call, line and black and white TV shots, the audience only learns about the house, the state of the Todd and the supernatural threat that makes indi, which keeps it all extremely unclear. Are Todd's miraculous actions in the house caused by his pain and despair, or is he secretly possessed by the subject leading to the accident? Indy has no way to know, so neither the viewer.

At times, it seems that Indy only survives their meetings with the supernatural because the semi-corporate entity that haunted the house inexplicably chooses to withdraw. In other scenes, the Home Spirit seems cautious about Indy, who is often not afraid to head to the abyss that stares back. About halfway, when the quarrels become physically, it seems legitimate that the film may have decided to kill his four -legged protagonist, just to discover that the entity only moved Indi to another location.

A possible explanation for this dynamics comes in one of the many black and white TV clips of the film. It depicts dogs as fearless creatures that have kept humanity from things that go overnight from the days of the caves. Perhaps some mystical property of this ancient guardian duty interferes with the "monster" of the monster, encouraging it to avoid indie and look for indirect ways to get to Todd. These methods of tour culminating in the entity to deceive indie to commit the ultimate sin and bite his master, which creates a temporary dispute between them and earns poor indie as a glass as a chained courtyard. A real low blow, even for a killer paranormal creature.

Of course, even the implication of the middle film that the subject may not harm Indy it turns out to be a false flag. The big twist of the film is that he actually has Two Cute dogs ... and the previous four -legged passenger of the house has filled a terrible end on which the spirit attracts and indie.

The fate of the house aims to impose on Todd and Indy is provided by footage and supernatural visions of Todd's grandfather (Horror Laminar Larry Fesen) and his golden retriever, bandit (Max). Elder - Together, it turns out, most of the other relatives of Todd - died strange and relatively early death, and the robber is strongly implicit that he has gone through a similar temptation as indie. Only this dog could not get out of the climate terror basement that the entity brought to the lock. The "Good Boy" climax reveals the semi-mummified remains of a bandit, still trapped in the basement after the house took its master.

Fortunately, Indy is more happy. As Todd suffers from the same fate as his granddaughter, his sister (Ariel Friedman) arrives to search the house after failing to reach and release Indi from his basement. Shortly before Indy wisely chooses to get out of the basement on her order, the subject tries to lure him with a whistle, confirming that it is astonishing to share the fate of the bandit. "Good Boy" is on the movie list Interesting upcoming horror films in 2025 For a good time, and although it's not completely perfect, the dog is very e-and it is impressive how much mileage his real life owner Leonberg manages to get out of our concern about his safety.