I think people who think it is a big, bad, or a movie, either watch countless movies and cause numbness, or they have a view that is missed at a glance, or they don't understand it at all.
Mary Shaw made boys into puppets not because others questioned her acting skills, but because others questioned whether her "children" were, fake, yes, but she herself believed that the puppets had souls and accepted them as "children". So she was angry.
Then Mary Shaw was killed by people and began to take revenge, in order to "quiet all who made her quiet", and that's okay.
As for why the male protagonist was not killed in so many opportunities before, if you want revenge, you must know, say, complete, complete, truth, and truth, and then do it later.
The reason why the male protagonist wants to "go up against the odds" is because he deeply loves him, his wife, and his son, so he must ask for an explanation and solve this matter, although it has not been solved in the end.
Why didn't the villagers destroy the puppets? First, because the insider was almost dead. Second, they were afraid of the legend of Mary Shaw. Third, the male protagonist and the police were also accidental. resemble.
The above is what I have to say about some of the film critics after reading some of the film reviews.
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