The suspense detective film reveals: how mothers and wives who have super-controlling desires and act as saviors can create a weak, self-failed and angry son. And how does this son project anger to similar-looking strange women, and use to mutilate them to express anger and achieve self-achievement. Why did the murderer use a knife and attack the victim's neck from behind, a fatal blow? Moreover, the victim's clothes are always torn apart, but there is no sexual assault. The starring role of Mr. Bean does not mess up the style of painting, it is really old drama. The criminal, the criminal's mother, and his wife also performed well. Similar movies include Hitchcock's "Scary". The sentence on the poster can also be said like this: If you can see the cause clearly, you don't need to fall into that effect. Or, if I can understand the real murderer (the one who turned the murderer into the murderer), then I can find the (lost) person. 2016/4/12
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