The thoughts expressed in this film reminded me of the Thai ghost movies that I watched when four people in the dormitory were lying in bed in the college days. Thai horror movies always express the concept that grievances must be repaid. Sooner or later, people or ghosts will come to you if you do something wrong. You seek revenge. In the film, the girl killed by the hero's father a few years ago finally came to collect debts from him, and used the way he hurt others.
The first part of the film is similar to a ghost film, and from time to time, when the camera is zoomed in, grimaces appear to scare the audience. When everyone is scared, I realize that my psychological quality is still good. The reasoning began in the middle, and the fight and revenge began at the end.
When the male protagonist witnessed his father killing the girl when he was young, it should have been traumatic stress disorder and selective forgetting, but this memory was not forgotten subconsciously, but the extraction failed, so he still remembered it when there was a certain opportunity Up.
I am like knowing how the hero's mother died? Is it related to his father? And the protagonist's question to his father, "How many girls have you killed?" The male protagonist’s father’s behavior of "eating children" which is more poisonous than tigers is obviously not acceptable to our Chinese audiences, so I still like movies like "Master Key" that break the shackles of my value.
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