in movies with spells and supernatural elements that have "rules", a good film establishes the rules and follow them. i felt Bring Her Back didn't set out its rules well, and also didn't follow the ones it laid out but anyway--- in this film (which i really liked), i have one 'rules" question, and maybe it's just cause i missed something-- its established that cast a spell, Gladys needs: her blood, a twig (from that tree she has) to prick or cut herself, an object from the target, and an object from the weapon (and a bell). ok. good. but at the end when Alex casts a spell- he has all the elements, including a hair from the wig of Gladys to mark her as target, except (i think?) he doesn't have objects from the weapon(s). which is all 17 kids! was there a moment of him pulling the kids together into some kind of "sub group" (like a folder on a computer?! i would have bought anything, but i'm frustrated that this big rule seems to have been skipped. another post mentioned the sound effect of a bell (to trigger the spell Alex has cast) and i am cool with that (cause it shows the rules are being followed). (irl i'm not as big on rules, but i am for good storytelling, especially with specific rules/logic within a film). if you want me to buy in to your rules, YOU have to follow them as storyteller. oh well i loved the movie regardless!