she has unseen evil

The story is actually not very complicated. You can guess it all the way through. Although it is easy to know what will happen, the director is still very good. He has a slow pace in a horror movie that makes you very uneasy to watch, but I don't think he is trying to scare you. It's a bit strange for the audience to say this, but I'm as timid as I am and I'm not frightened. I just get nervous and my eyes float. The movie makes me think the most terrifying part is the role of a little girl. She seems to be helpless and simple, but from the perspective of From the moment he met the 'father', he knew that she was not so simple. After that, he saw the father's photo! Just like the little boy protagonist, she has an unpopular face that will be bullied and even saving him is what she expected In the middle of it all, this type of man can't go away in his life, she will always make him feel isolated and controlled by her forever! Is there love? I doubt that she needs a partner, maybe she has been with her for a long time. Feelings, but she doesn't need love at all.

She didn't explain what kind of creature she was in the whole film. The screenwriter didn't want everyone to think she was a legendary vampire. Don't expect Twilight trilogy. Gorgeous vampires can fly around in broad daylight or Because he has lived for many years, he is omnipotent. Only the little boy simply asks "Are you a vampire?" The girl replies lightly, "I need blood to survive." What she sees is a little girl who is very helpless in life. She has Powerful but won't deal with the aftermath.

I give it 3 stars for the story and 1 for the director's effect atmosphere + poignant soundtrack.
In the snow scene at the beginning, the ambulance flashed red lights in the monotone background soundtrack Slowly following the movement of the car, I became tense, and the swimming pool scene was pulled out, and I could clearly see the blood seeping in the water, and there were blood splashes made of violence on the springboard. I was deeply impressed by the music. What happened next turned into resentment. The only thing I don't like is some personal reasons for the school violence, but this is the need of the plot.

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