Quarantine

Corrected entry: In the last scene, when Scott and Angie are up in the attic, someone opens a trapdoor above them. When Scott uses his camera to see what's there, there is a girl-like creature who slams at the camera. Later, however, there is a man ("the man from Boston?") roaming around the room. There was never a mention of a girl living in the attic. And it couldn't have been Briana because the door was locked and there was no other way of entry.

Correction: It's an apartment building. People have visitors. It's not necessary to account for each and every person in the apartment building. They don't have to explain people who may be visitors or servicemen in the movie. It's like trying to explain all the extras in the shopping mall scene of Day of the Dead.

Corrected entry: There appears to be some ambiguity as far as who the afflicted person in the attic was. The assumption is that this individual may have been the "man from Boston", and if so, it presents the problem of a missing character in the film. In the movie, there is mention of a sick old man who resides with the foreign (non-English speaking) couple, however, no attempt is made to rescue this man, nor does he appear in the movie.

Correction: How is that a mistake? Not every occupant in the apartment building needs to be accounted for.

Yuri Ivanov: They won't let us out.

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Question: At the very end of the film when Angie is dragged, in the background it doesn't look like any figure dragged her? Shouldn't we have seen at least the upper body of a figure grabbing and dragging her? It looks like she was dragged a long way, so why isn't there any evidence of her being dragged by any human figure?

Answer: Purely done for suspense reasons. Seeing the figure of something walking up behind her, grabbing her and dragging her away would have less of a "jump" factor than what happened in the movie, which is her being suddenly dragged away into the darkness.

Manky

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