As a series of rare movies with a definite ending, what I was looking forward to was how and how the characters in the play were embraced by Death. This fourth part lacks a lot of exploration and suspense. It is estimated that the director also understands that the audience has already understood what is going on, so he will simply roll up his sleeves without any foreplay and show the death methods of each character one by one.
It's just that the male protagonist's vision ability is a bit too powerful, and every time he sees relevant clues before the character dies, especially when his girlfriend dies, it is extravagant to have a full version of the vision. Personally, I think that this kind of visual cue is unnecessary, which greatly weakens the expectations for the way the characters die, so there is no horror at all. The heroine's way of "feeling" about the abnormal environment is very good. The male protagonist can only feel something a while before it happens, so there is not much time left for him, which will undoubtedly make the plot more compact.
As for some of the unreasonable things in the film, let's not mention it.
The male chrysanthemum on the second is really a real explosive chrysanthemum.
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