At the end, I interpret it as Sarah fell into a faint and fell asleep and dreamed that she saw the exit (the exit appeared extremely suddenly), and then she managed to escape (there was very little blood on her body after she came out), and drove far away from the hole (at this time) I thought she had escaped), and finally woke up to find herself still in the hole, the torches in front of her like candles on her daughter's birthday cake. It is estimated that it will be explained in this hole for a lifetime. The only thing I am not satisfied with is that the sound effect is loud and quiet, and I was completely startled by the sound. The first thing that impressed me was that Sarah dreamed that she was standing next to the window at night and was pierced by a tree trunk. , the third is just entering the cave and startled the bat, and the fourth is using the camera to capture the caveman appearing behind a certain woman. The story begins to climax when the first woman breaks her leg, and then the plot climaxes up and down, especially the part where Sarah sinks into the lake of blood and then fights with the monster. But as for the theme of "revealing human nature", I didn't really see it. I liked Juno throughout the whole process. I felt that Sarah was very weak in the early stage and inexplicably blackened in the later stage, and then the others basically played soy sauce. It's successful as a horror thriller, but don't give it a second thought.
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