I really enjoyed the movie Frailty and it's nod to Hitchcock's work. I think that Frailty to Hitchcock because of the serene and peaceful setting that is the background for something menacing and evil. Looking at the opening scenes of Adam's flashbacks, you would never have guessed that something as twisted as the 'God's Hand' killer murders took place there. The rose garden's pristine beauty innocence in the beginning is the perfect contrast to the …showed first 75 words of 503 total…

…showed last 75 words of 503 total…wonder after the movie is what made Fenton a demon? I'm guessing that him killing his dad was the extent of it but why did God add him to the list later on in his life. The character of modern day Alex really does represent some of the people in this world (think the Bible belt) and their crusade for God. I couldn't help but think, "Wow, Alex is really intense. And his wife too."