When I watched this movie, I was having lunch, and when I had eaten and I was quite full, I happened to see the second half of the movie. The time was wrong, so I almost took the meal I just ate. I spit it out again, so I suggest that you really don't watch this movie after eating too much.
In fact, there are two kinds of horror films, one is psychological horror, the more scary the more you think about it, the serial kind; and the other is like this movie and "Mermaid in the Sewer" and so on. It specializes in visual and sound effects. Of course, this is the advantage of a horror film. The scary aspect of this film is not achieved by the switch of music and lens. It even feels that this aspect is its shortcoming. But it's really disgusting. The various images of flesh and blood, the sound of flesh and blood peeling off, and the sticky thing that flows out of various holes, but the blood becomes the weakest point.
The plot is very simple, it is nothing more than revenge after the tragic death of a brothel girl, and at the same time it has the effect of testing a scumbag. The male protagonist's death is really not wronged, it is simply a habitual offender, but on the surface he looks like a good husband, which looks very nauseous and disgusting. The disadvantage is that the rhythm of this movie is very problematic. The first half is procrastinated, and the second half progresses too fast. Many details are not explained clearly. Perhaps it is a matter of cost. It seems like a slow motion comes with ghosts, and the sense of urgency is a little bit worse. But this film feels like it can still linger up and down the passing line. It's smoother to see from the beginning to the end alone, and there will be no boring moments. The setting of the glass ball is quite fun, but it is a pity that I didn't explain exactly what happened to the glass ball and why this ball appeared in the end. After all, it is a small cost. There are two or three main actors in total. Although the performance is mediocre, it is not a bad film.
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