Oh, Billy Billy, this movie is one of the more classic horror movies. The sense of picture and atmosphere are very good, and Billy is very impressed. Legend has it that in the 1940s, a tragedy occurred in a small American village called Revansfell. A child was killed in what villagers believe was Mary Shaw, a local woman who performed ventriloquism with puppets.
The angry villagers grabbed Mary, cut her tongue off, and burned her in the fire along with her puppets. Since then, disappearing puppets will appear in the village from time to time, and every time someone appears, someone will die, and the dead will have their tongues cut off. So there is a legend left in the village: When you see Mary's puppet Belgium, don't scream.
Decades later, when Jamie, who has been far from Revansfell, discovers that his new wife, Lisa, has died mysteriously in his apartment, when he returns to the village to deal with his wife's funeral, he suddenly remembers the story of the puppet killing he heard as a child. Jamie decides to solve the mystery, and the dusty history of horror is once again opened.
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