In fact, there are still many things to observe and play in this movie. First of all, when the detective described the crazy process like a doctor, the scene was switched to the swindler who was dismantled earlier by him. This had to make people doubt the authenticity of the detective’s description of the incident; Secondly, the detective fell asleep while reading the novel of the missing writer at home, and had two horrible and strange dreams (this paragraph really frightened me). They were dream dreams. There are many more behind this situation, such as the detective in the bus. The blue dream he had in the movie, and the detective holding popcorn in the movie theater at the end of the movie, made his description confusing... It seems that he is really crazy, and he was scared crazy by the man who raised his axe to avenge him. -
detective as an insurance investigator who must expose a lot of potentially fraudulent, will unavoidably retaliation, the same as a freelance writer, ghost know whether his work is described in the memories of their own written, and even the idea of spirit caused by excessive Split and fantasy auditory hallucinations? !
The devil is wandering in the world, and Sutcairn’s novels are unfortunately photographed by it. As a medium of enchantment, the author himself was the first to be infected, so that his next few chapters became crazy (the struggle between conscience and the devil?) And in the end, he simply locked himself up and refused to submit the manuscript... These behaviors are consistent with the behavior of the protagonist and the detective. After all, the woman who is walking with the detective does not exist, and there is no one (including the publisher owner who knows Sutter Kane), and it has been abnormal. Isn't the detective looking for a writer just to search for another identity that has been alienated in his own spiritual world?
The movie can actually focus on this aspect. Unfortunately, John Carpenter is only a horror film director.
The thoughts are messy, and there is no draft.
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