'Into the Dark': Christmas nightmare Pooka's ending reveals more than Wilson's past and mysterious accident
It has been three days since Hulu's latest anthology horror, 'Into the Dark,' released its third episode Friday and viewers are still ruminating about doubts and questions, the ending of the Christmas nightmare 'Pooka' left unanswered. Not all though, because there are some who have been able to comprehend what the episode conveyed with its signature social satire, based on the most popular festival of the month. But for those still reeling with confusion, here are some explanations.
To start off with the basics, 'Pooka' comes as the third monthly installment of the anthology show, and much like the show's pattern, it is based on the biggest festival of the month. And, much like Blumhouse Productions protocol, it showcases a psychological horror with dollops of social satire, making the episode about the titular creepy rabbit costume based on a kids' toy every bit hilarious, yet eerie to watch.
