Why does Hugh/Jeff still see the entity?
In It Follows why can Hugh/Jeff still see the demonic entity even after he's passed it on to Jay? He sees it once in the empty parking lot immediately after he ties up Jay, and there is also a scene later in the film of him telling Jay and her friends that he DOES see 'it'.
Best Answer
The rules are that everybody "infected" can see the entity, although it only targets one person at a time.
This is reiterated several times throughout the movie:
- Hugh/Jeff can see it in the empty parking lot;
- Hugh/Jeff explains it when protagonists trace him to his home:
Okay, even though it's following you I can still see it. It's not done with me either. Like I told you, all you can do is pass it on to someone else.
- In a later scene Jay can see the entity when it's going after and killing Greg:
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Who can see the entity in It Follows?
The entity will always follow the latest victim to the curse and work its way backwards through the chain of victims in consecutive order. Only those who have been affected by the curse can see the entity even after having passed the curse on to a new victim.What happens to Hugh in It Follows?
It Follows: Plot Summary Right after the two have sex for the first time, Hugh disappears from her life. Before he leaves for good, though, he reveals that he's leaving behind a curse for her.Why are the people naked in It Follows?
The monster in It Follows seems to enjoy using naked forms to go after its prey, which makes sense given its links to sexuality.What happened to the pool in It Follows?
The creature starts to hurl those devices at Jay instead of entering the pool. Paul starts shooting where he thinks the creature is but ends up hurting Yara. Kelly somehow manages to throw a sheet over the creature which allows Paul to shoot him in the head. The creature falls in the pool.Where Did This Image Come From?
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