Yara uses a futuristic, shell-shaped e-reader while the rest of the house uses 1950s televisions and landlines.

Film/Series: It Follows

Category: Prop Costume

Timestamp: 00:15:20

Director David Robert Mitchell intentionally destroyed any sense of a clear timeline to make the movie feel like a timeless nightmare. The teenagers drive 1970s cars and watch black-and-white 1950s sci-fi movies on CRT televisions, yet Yara constantly reads from a pink, clamshell-shaped smart device that doesn't exist in the real world. This prevents the audience from ever grounding the story in a specific decade.

Yara uses a futuristic, shell-shaped e-reader while the rest of the house uses 1950s televisions and landlines. in It Follows

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