The psychological horror is more terrifying than the picture horror. The most classic scene is the close-up of the maid's facial expressions while crying and laughing.
I didn't know what the Bingo card game meant at the beginning, it turned out to be a brain-changing game. The brain-changing montage is very interesting. I am like a third person observing my own self, and will restore part of my self-awareness under the stimulation of the flash. After getting to know yourself, you can accurately judge the ending-the black servant host who was the grandfather was awakened and killed Rose, and then he must have committed suicide. Before committing suicide, he first took aim at Chris-that was the host's will-but the host He immediately committed suicide while he was not under control.
The whole movie is like a meticulous layout, in which the criticism of post-racism is hidden, but the emotions of life cannot be placed. Rose deceived me in the first half, so sweet, beautiful, and a little bit spicy. When I arrived at home, I also maintained my boyfriend everywhere, until the host found the group photos. It wasn't until the last photo of her and the female slave that I realized what it was. Maybe it was a love knot with the male slave before.
And what is the psychological state of Rose and his brother in this family? They are not like their parents who have a clear family goal. They are involved in this family business, especially Rose. When she seduce her prey, did she feel true? And will Rose, who is passionate, fight like the predator Rose, forming a kind of division similar to the host and host? Such a division has nothing to do with race, but it is more touching. There is no exhibition on this level in the film. If there is, it can rise from exquisite craftsman work to art.
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