The language of the camera has a perfect score, and most of the horror is created by the language of the camera, and with the music at the right time, it gives a full sense of terror.
It's a pity that the story really sucks and most of the characters' mood and action changes are illogical.
The quality of the invisibility cloak is only for the plot. After being splashed with paint, it can be rinsed with water without leaving any water (even if its shape is uneven). The parts remain functional; after that, they only appear and disappear in battle, and they are completely invisible during normal operations; and after being shot a few times, there are bloodstains, and even the invisible function begins to fail? It's bullshit anyway.
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