I guess what the director meant was to use World War II and Nazis to express the eternal theme that war brought horror to people and people’s livelihood, so that people who suffered many years after the war were still tortured by the horror of the war.
The black and white image at the beginning, the color is dark, the Nazis are trying to find the supernatural power to dominate the world, but the film does not directly describe the war, but the supernatural power only needs to mumble under the Nazi talisman to obtain energy, just The ability to make a dead bird blink means that obedience to the Nazis can rekindle the power of the Nazis.
The incarnation of terror is not really a person, otherwise, how could he be invulnerable? It is just a factor of terror, lurking in the human mind, and once there is a war, he will break out.
Why can’t the incarnation of terror enter the room where the terror is drawn? The talisman is a frame and a cross in the frame, which actually means "closed". The room is actually the human mind. A spell is attached to the soul to prevent the horror from entering. Of course It won't hurt anymore.
Terror is also man-made. When terror lifts the veil of terror, it is clear that he is also a flesh body, but his soul is possessed by the demon of war.
The elder brother participated in the war in Iraq, and he was called a hero by the outside world. In fact, only he himself knew how terrible the war was. After two years of war, he was imprisoned by terror and licked for two years. His revenge was to get rid of the soul that the war brought to him. trauma.
Why can terror be poisoned only by drinking blood stained with the bone marrow of relatives? That is because both sides of the war often think that they are a just battle. Based on this knowledge, they will kill each other nakedly, once their relatives are involved. Only by their death can they truly wake up to the cruel nature of war.
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