2. No matter how innovative, the film still falls into the cliche, the killer is always one person, and many people are always killed, and A group of people always separate intentionally or unintentionally, and are killed by the killer one by one. There is always a survivor who wins to the end~~~
3. Is the plan of the killer in this film really detailed? i dont thing so, the screenwriter deliberately arranges, how does the killer calculate that Kelly and the same group of kids will definitely go to that house?
4. The sudden appearance of the old man shooting in the library is also very abrupt. How did he know that the killer would appear in the library?
5. The killer used the virgin as the target of killing or surviving. After investigation, he knew that kelly was not a virgin, but how did he know that the female reporter was a virgin? Even if he asked, what a woman said is not credible, has he ever been on it?
6. The post next door said that the killer's death was also in the killer's plan. The reason was that the killer was resurrected in the morgue at the end of the movie. It was a complete nonsense! The killer’s head is clamped by the juicer. If this is planned, then the killer should run away and will not appear in the morgue; if it is not planned, then the killer’s body will be charred by the fire. , May it be resurrected? It may also be possible that the killer waited for the fire to die, and then ran back to pretend to be a dead body, and waited for someone to send him into the morgue. Or maybe the killer turned into a zombie and resurrected. Is he that stupid? ?
In conclusion, shit movie, a bit innovative shit movie~~~~
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