I always feel that Korean horror movies are all aesthetic. This aesthetic is really more than red high heels, so the sense of horror is also more than red high heels. When I watch horror movies, I have a habit of trying my best to create a terrifying atmosphere for myself, but this time I didn't even dare to listen to music after I created it. At first, I thought it was because of my dead mother's troubles and a discordant family dispute, but after reading it (checked the plot), I realized that, ah, it turns out that she is a schizophrenic.
I have always liked Lin Xiujing. When watching "I'm Sorry, I Love You", because she cried for 16 episodes, she showed a sense of loneliness other than kindness in this drama. The whole film, even the pleasant conversation (though fake) between the sisters, has a sense of loneliness that pervades it because of the music and tone, love it.
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