This film makes you get goosebumps all over, and there are many thoughts entangled in your heart, which is a bit of a taste of wanting to stop. In particular, the film’s performance on the screen and rhythm is even more amazing, and it can be called a "beautiful horror film." Of course, this is not the kind of ostentatious "beauty", but solid and authentic with a mature charm, and at the same time reveals many exquisite auras.
I have to admit that Silla is a very careful director. He is not only good at using details to render the atmosphere of horror, but also good at using details to induce people's reflection. When Kate's son Daniel was unscrupulous in front of his deaf sister Max When playing a high-decibel musical instrument, Max’s silent eyes flashed by not only made people feel compassionate, but also triggered our reflection: Are we also orphans?
