Who was supposed to be a weak baby who was waiting to be fed in swaddling, but became a bloodthirsty demon. Perhaps there is only one step between being weak and being strong.
The film was shot very slowly, and the stubborn mother insisted on giving birth to the baby who had already died in the womb. So, in a situation that everyone felt incomprehensible, the desperate mother moved God. The stiff baby miraculously showed signs of life, and the baby became the mother's entire life. But the baby is very weird, never crying, no defecation, the body emits a strange smell, more and more flies keep hovering around the baby, and the most weird thing is: this baby is like a devil, constantly sucking its mother The blood of the mother, every cry is the sound of the baby's thirst for the mother's blood. But in order to support the child, the mother donated her own blood without hesitation, even though she was already severely anemic. In order to continue to raise the child and to fill the child's stomach, the mother even killed the doctor who visited the clinic and fed the child with the doctor's blood...
Even so, it was difficult for the mother to meet the child's needs. Gradually there are teeth, when the baby's appetite gradually grows, and when the mother shows the scarred and blood-stained breast, the audience is left with a greater panic than this bloody picture.
In the film, what we feel is not the fear of babies, but the inexplicable panic caused by ignorance and doubts under the suspense, when the habitual thinking is broken one by one, when the things we are used to are constantly changing What can we rely on when we are unfamiliar and distant?
When a mother's love becomes blind because of love, should it be blamed or pity?
Maternal love will never be diminished by having a devilish child.
The story of the film is monotonous but not monotonous, and the terrifying close-up created by the director is a bit fragmented, so that I suddenly realized that this is a horror film after watching half of it!
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