There are at least two well-known horror stories about lighthouses.
As far as this movie is concerned, it's a Cthulhu-esque record, it's a horror back to basics, it's a metaphor for a big era, it's a DOOM apocalypse, it's a struggle against authority, it's a military religion The ultimate record of the industry, blah blah blah...
The unbreakable shackles, meaningless hard work, endless bewitching and control make up a dead and dense despair like cold tar.
More demonic than the movie is the unsolved mystery of the sudden disappearance of three tower keepers at the Eilean Mor lighthouse in 1900.
The Eilean Mor Lighthouse was built on the highest point of the Flannan Islands, where the wind and waves are rough in Scotland. The process of building this tower is very difficult, but just like the traffic lights will appear quickly on every road that is always crossed after someone is killed in a car accident. A capsizing accident on the link on the Bermuda Triangle route necessitated the construction of the lighthouse.
The tragedy that happened at the lighthouse still has no truth. The rumors are all explained by spy assassination or even alien or demonic invasion, because the three poor tower keepers disappeared completely without any clue, leaving only a bizarre work book. Journal.
Search for Eilean Mor, and you'll see this entire dark, damp, oppressive, and chilling mystical history.
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