Bestselling author Paul Shelton is driving home with his latest book, Misery. On the way, he encountered a terrible snowstorm, the car rolled over, and Paul's legs were seriously injured. Fortunately, he was rescued in time by nurse Anne Wilkes, who lived alone on a nearby mountaintop. Annie told Paul that she was his number one fan and a nurse who could take care of him. In this way, under Annie's careful care, Paul's injury gradually improved. At the same time, he also discovered Annie's distorted character. He tried to calm himself down in fear and found a way to escape from here. When Annie found out that her beloved heroine, Misery, had been written to death by Paul, she couldn't bear it, so she forced Paul to burn his latest work. Paul had to do it in order to save his life. In order to escape from here, Paul searched the home, but was found by Annie, and as a result, Annie broke Paul's foot. At this time, the detective also searched Annie's body, went to Annie's house, found Paul, but was killed by Annie. In the end, in the dispute between Paul and Annie, Annie was killed and finally escaped from the house. Although this film uses traditional methods, the horror and thriller atmosphere created is stronger than ordinary films. It is precisely because of the film's details, shot transitions, lighting, and narrow range of motion that it creates an atmosphere of repressive horror. The content of the story tends to be real, making the audience feel more real. Many people say that she is a distorted character, maybe others just love in a different way. Maybe it's really her personality twist.
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