Thailand is a Buddhist country, and when shooting horror films, it is natural to warn people to do good deeds and not to do evil, and they will be punished for doing evil. In this more intuitive way, tell people what they should do and what they can't do. Coupled with some ancient cultures in Thailand, it provides a good material and cultural background for the shooting of horror films, so the horror films in Thailand are very meaningful. These are some of the factors that make Thai horror popular, and this movie is also of this type.
In the first five minutes of this film, there are just a lot of empty scenes. Its function is actually nothing more than laying the tone of the film and giving some simple explanations for the background of the whole story. In the first ten minutes, I felt that the rhythm was a little slow. When a large number of characters and dialogues officially appeared, this feeling of procrastination disappeared. It was then discovered that this was an illusion, and the narrative drag was palpable.
So for that reason, that's it.
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