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Lesley 2022-01-12 08:01:29
Probably guess
First of all, this is not a ghost film, but a psychological suspense film, which confirms that what the female teacher sees and hears are hallucinations. How did this illusion come about? It comes from the anxiety brought to her by the two children. According to the analysis of modern psychology,...
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Sophie 2022-01-12 08:01:29
Ghosts and Demons in British Literature and Art
Innocent people, a combination of British literature adaptations with Gothic tradition, take this opportunity to take stock of it. For some reason, in the kingdom of Shakespeare’s millennia, Mary Shelley, the goddess favored by the two male gods, can give birth to the first Gothic science fiction...
Martin Stephens
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Laury 2022-04-19 09:02:37
I don't really understand this movie. I always thought it was a conspiracy theory story, but it doesn't seem to be. But the psychological shadow inside, who is affecting who?
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Destini 2022-04-20 09:02:11
The psychological and atmosphere descriptions are first-class, but it is difficult for the audience to have a good impression. The anxiety and discomfort are far greater than the sense of terror. Whether there are ghosts or not, there is a big problem with the heroine's behavior
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