Japanese horror movies are very strong, because they are better at creating a kind of psychological horror, without too many horror plots and pictures, just to give you space, let you think about it, and take the initiative to participate in the drama.
There are two ghosts in "Ghost Call", one is the mother Marie Mizunuma and the other is the daughter Mimiko. Mimiko, in colloquialism, is an abusive mental illness. She likes to abuse her sister, and later died of asthma after being found out by her mother and ignoring her in anger. Unwilling to turn into a ghost, she started a journey of torture, first her mother, turned her mother into a ghost, and then murdered through the phone.
How strong is Mimiko as a ghost? Strong enough to kill people on time and on time in front of countless people on TV shows, or to kill them completely. The TV station boasted about cheating the ratings for a long time, and it turned out that she didn't even have the ability to speak up in front of Mimiko. And if Sadako needs to watch the video as a medium to kill, then Mimiko will kill at the sight of who is not pleasing to the eye and make a phone call. It doesn’t even matter if she doesn’t have a phone number. Not only that, as long as she is watching, even if the killing time has passed. Let time go back. To put it bluntly, she is invincible, what exorcism marshal directly kills.
It’s strange to say that pure horror is not a Japanese movie routine. Japanese horror movies basically want to express a concept, whether it’s the "Midnight Bell" series, "The Grudge" series, or "Ghost Baby Hanako", so some After the characters in ghost films such as Sadako, Kayako, Hanako, etc., learned about their life experience and experience, many people are more sympathetic and compassionate. Not to mention the banned film "Mermaid in the Sewer", it is a complete social and environmental education film.
Is Mimiko purely bad? Abuse during death, torture after death. Actually, if you look at the film, Mimiko has a very serious asthma. For a child, she needs adult care, but her mother is obviously not doing her responsibilities. This is because Mimiko often abuses her sister and her mother Marie Mizunuma never fails. You can tell if you don't find it. The lack of maternal love makes Mimiko unable to feel the warmth of the family.
This is also a common phenomenon in today’s society. People’s lives are under increasing pressure. In many cases, having a child is no longer a "lovable son", but a kind of "cumbersome". The star of the surrogate didn’t want children. The surrogate had her own child and wanted to get rid of it after being pregnant for 7 months. Make it difficult for children to return home.
The appearance of Mimiko is like a warning. If you have children, treat them kindly, value, and love them. After all, they are your own flesh and blood. If not, it is most likely that you will suffer in the end. And when the child really becomes Mimiko's level, it will be too late to regret.
Personally think "Ghost Call" is a very good movie, purely in terms of horror, it even surpasses "Midnight Ring" and "The Grudge".
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School toilet
Old house
sewer
mobile phone
Which one of you as a modern person is always there?
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