However, the film states that it is magical, so some details in the film are still exposed well, and the aftertaste can be smooth. It's just that there are still some complaints about the plot:
1. The heroine trusts lawyers too much. She felt that she had no other friends in her life, and she was pointed at a gun at critical moments. After she ran out, she did not call the police or find her only friend first, but a lawyer she had never met before.
2. Why did the heroine suddenly believe it in the end? Until the end of the heroine, I thought that the heroine wanted to put pressure on the other party's psychology instead of believing it herself.
3. At the last moment, the heroine did not want to escape by jumping out of the window but went to the attic. Even lawyers who believe in magic know how to jump out of windows.
4. According to the final result, hoodoo really exists. Then the barrier of red powder should be definitely effective, but why is it invalid for that woman? That woman's mana is too high to break through the barrier?
5. In other words, if only the soul is reversed, the accent, which has nothing to do with the body, should also be taken away. The ability of two black people to switch their accents seamlessly after they get new bodies is really a leader in the cross talk industry.
Let's talk about shooting skills. I don't usually watch horror movies. Does this thing have to rely on sound effects to achieve the "horror" effect? All kinds of sound effects toss the ears up and down.
The final conclusion: weird and chaotic, boring.
Why do I feel bored and comment? Saying some of my thoughts on this type of film can make friends who like this kind of film block me earlier.
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