Unlike the confusing and confusing in Soderberg's 2012 thriller "Side Effects", he made "Unsane" a little funny, which has nothing to do with Gothic horror style
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The film was shot on an iPhone throughout, using simple equipment to create the effect of a horror reality show, which is full of gimmicks, but the film itself lacks novelty. The first half of the film swayed between reality and imagination, with an ambiguous attitude expressing the fear of the heroine. The wide-angle aberrations shot on mobile phones are very suitable for presenting mental visions, quite the energy of Polanski's "Cold-Blooded Horror". It’s a pity that the discussion of the hospital’s greedy Feira heads has ceased. The Kafka-style dilemma of normal people self-proving that they are not ill has also been taken in several pens. The second half simply turns to the B-level film routine of idiotic urban legends and women’s counterattack and revenge, Unsane. After who was revealed, the interest of watching movies quickly dissipated
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