Finally, the United States still began to learn and imitate.

The setting/lighting/photography/sounds of this film are all typical Japanese styles. The key is to have such a vivid evil appearing! It's really rare, in the many American horror movies.

This film tells the story of the murderous husband and heroine who lives in her apartment to serve her sentence, and then encounters the evil spirit of the husband who has been waiting for revenge on his wife. The space of the story always stays at four points in the living room/kitchen, bedroom, and basement. 80% of the time, there is only the heroine, but the rhythm is tight and the elements are full, which does not make people feel "inferior" at all. The key is that the plot does not make people feel "mentally retarded", but instead is all about the heroine's courage to fight for her own living space alone.

Well, the United States started to learn and imitate. It’s really good-looking. This drama

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America began to learn and imitate

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Leo 2022-05-06 06:01:11

There is a groundbreaking setting for ghosts, that is, ghosts can be transformed into shapes, which not only allows you to see, but also beats you up. Precisely because of this "creation", the horror of the film stays at the bloody level. As for the origin of the film's title, the heroine in the film is serving her sentence at home, so she must wear a kind of electronic shackles to move her. The range is limited to 100 feet.