The film has a strong American atmosphere. Several large floor-to-ceiling windows merge the scenery outside into the house. The camera moves in conjunction with the music. When you slowly browse the whole house, there is a visual sense of the brief introduction of the furniture model rooms. Just a few photos can tell how big this home is...
Generally speaking, it doesn't seem appropriate for the house to be so big that nothing interesting happens inside. However, this movie fully illustrates that sometimes it is not a good thing for a house to be too big. A few people can't find it where it is hidden, let alone a little pervert who wants to get revenge. I originally thought it was a ghost film, but found that people's hearts are actually more sinister. The reversal is intriguing, and the concept is very clever. Although the rhythm is a little slower, it does not prevent it from showing the gloom of human nature.
The music and sound effects in the film are just right, and the horror and thrilling atmosphere is also good, at least enough to lead the audience's attention away with a sense of suspense. The director is very good at using slow motion. The slow motion at the beginning is accompanied by a deep but somewhat jumping weird music, which makes people feel clearly what is going to happen. While looking forward to the follow-up, there is a kind of faint anxiety. However, there is a fly in the ointment. It is not clear about the murderer's motives for killing. It is understandable to kill the wife and lover, but to kill the little boy? Pedophile? Or something else? In fact, the answer is almost ready to be felt, and it is obvious that the murderer has a story, but when the murderer wanted to tell his childhood experiences... The reason for the revenge, but regarding the murderer's side, I was still a little bit unexplained..... Generally speaking, it is a good low-cost film, and more details would be fine.
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