Willem DaFoe’s video tour of his Poor Things house is full of wild details

The best details on the house tour are undoubtedly the anatomical ones.

It all blends in a pretty creepy way with the “Victorian children’s playroom, but for grown-ups” theme of Bella’s bedroom.

Check out that two-headed fetal skeleton, or the pancreas-shaped alchemical retort that doubles as an external pancreas for DaFoe’s character, mad scientist Godwin Baxter.