This movie is a bit like Grim Reaper 3. In that movie, the protagonist also has a camera, but it is not the camera to kill her. On the contrary, the camera has become a life-saving straw, but the two movies have something to kill.
Talking about the setting of this movie, the ghosts who are filmed will take their lives, but this ghost is a particular ghost. If someone is newly filmed, he will run to kill the new one. In the end, the ghost was also photographed and killed. At first glance, it seems unreasonable, but in fact it is reasonable: the ghost can't shoot himself, so he didn't know that he was also used for this. It was a careless defeat.
Objectively speaking, this ghost's end is lucky for him, because if there is a wicked ghost among so many characters, this ghost is unlucky: this wicked person bought a lot of photo paper and gave it to him for a hundred miles a day. He shot it all over, just about to start on this one, and another new movie on the other, going around from a murderer to an errandman, and finally so tired that he was so soulless.
This story tells us that there are rules to behave, but you don’t need to be rational when you are a ghost, or you won’t be able to be a ghost in the end. You don’t have to see the Japanese lady Saeki Gayako and live well.
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