Although this story is old-fashioned, it can also be creative under a larger framework. However, the director and screenwriter are still following the steps, and the ending is nothing new.
One of the personal entanglements is the magic of mushrooms. Although the female protagonist ate the extremely hallucinogenic magic mushroom, the mushroom is really outrageous. The female protagonist was originally a devout Catholic. She has changed the nature of her family and has no expiry date. It seems to be a meal. Become a demon. But the heroine maintained normal behavior and mentality for most of the time, killing people without knowing it. In fact, the heroine’s killing process in the plot is accurate and neat, and when the time is right, she will do it when it’s time to do it. Could it be that this mushroom is intelligently controlling when the heroine is normal and when she is abnormal? And showed the excellent qualities of a perverted murderer in the process of perversion?
If the director can pave the way for some psychological problems of the heroine, such as childhood shadows or her father's long-term demanding pressure on her, then the violence and abnormal behaviors that erupt after the heroine eats mushrooms are more reasonable. Only when there is depression, there is an outbreak, and the heroine seems to be living well and in a happy mood. How can it be said that the outbreak has erupted like that? I think of the heroine of "Dark Invasion", who was able to use her companion as bait in the final decisively, but also because the previous plot fully provided the psychological trauma of her bereaved husband and daughter and the resentment of discovering that her companion was a mistress.
Well, death mushrooms are very good and powerful. After eating them, the faithful will become death gods. For the time being, the heroine after eating the mushrooms will be regarded as schizophrenia.
I don’t know why I always think that the heroine looks more like the Spiderwoman Dunst. The actor appeared in Eastwick and played a role that is both righteous and evil, but here he was taken a long time. I thought he and the heroine were the one There was still a bit of emotional communication between the scenes, but there was no spark in the end. The plot is a bit dragged, and it can be compressed to 45 minutes. There is no foreshadowing and too much for insignificance. However, the picture style and some skills of the film are still bright.
The ending is a bit like a sequel to the sequel. After learning the truth, the heroine killed the police and fled into the deep forest. Where did this happen? The police didn't know the truth about the heroine's murder, killing him was meaningless and could only reveal the identity of the heroine. Moreover, the hostess should be shocked and painful for her behavior at the time, simply saying that she was stimulated to go wild, or simply smiled weirdly, insidiously burying the truth in her heart forever, so there is still a little room for aftertaste. And after killing the policeman, she rushed to the forest. Isn't she going to be a savage from now on?
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