When I first watched "Never Come Near", the conclusion was that this is a subversive new vampire film. In particular, the contrast between this vampire sucking blood and not sucking blood is big enough to make you unforgettable.
The second time I saw it, I found that this vampire was very familiar, or rather charming. It turned out that I knew this girl from King Kipian and remembered this girl. Oh, Chloe Moretz.
The beginning of the story is not very good, making people suspect that it is a shoddy third-rate thriller. Until the "two weeks ago" line prompt appears, and the flashback begins. The story switches to the perspective of a young boy in a single-parent family. This perspective is a perspective in a snowy and cold night. This is the first tone given by the director, and the second tone is laid by a little girl with bare feet and a little boy who likes to sit and play alone in the snow. , is a hot body in cold weather. Obviously, this contrast between cold and hot is the core of the whole story: cold is a bloodthirsty nightmare, hot is...? Those who watch the movie will have their own answers.
There are two dark clues in the story, one is the age of the girl, and the other is the identity of the old man who assisted the girl. As the plot develops, it will be revealed one by one. When the two secrets were revealed, Owen was terrified and ran away. However, the heat comes from blood, and in the end, because of this warmth from blood, Owen chose Abby, as if it was fate.
You have reason to believe that everything is the plan of wily Abby. But more like Abby's instinct.
And that's precisely what makes the film so successful.
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