"Witch" is different from ordinary horror movies. There is no scene that can scare us visually. The director has painstakingly made a lot of emotional foreshadowing. The lonely land surrounded by mountains and forests, a family separated from society, mysterious witches, and strange animals are quiet and weird. Even if it is dull, it is difficult not to be brought into the atmosphere created by the film. Fear stems from the unknown, and sin stems from desire. The theme of the movie is actually the core of the original sin of Christianity. The heroine’s father represents deception and arrogance, and her mother represents hypocrisy and anger. Her brother is lust, and the twins are talking about right and wrong. Only the heroine is a symbol of true purity, but the beginning of fear is doomed to the end of destruction.
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