The latest logical horror movie I have ever seen, the plot is laid out, and the plot is very scary. The hostess woke up screaming and found that the servants in the house were gone. She lives with a son and a daughter in a big villa, which has been shrouded in dense fog until the end of the film, like an isolated island. In the morning, three strangers, an old couple and their non-talking daughter came to the door of the villa. The hostess thought that she had come to apply for a servant, so she brought them into the house without any explanation, and arranged for them to put the curtains on every room they entered. Pull up, because the two children are sick of fear of the sun. The hostess, her children, and the servants seemed to live in harmony thereafter, but strange things often happened. The hostess always felt that there were other people in the house. The daughter even said that she saw a family (including a little boy) and a witch in this house. , The heroine couldn't see, she didn't believe it at first, and then she was half-believing. The hostess went to the priest to pray for blessings, but couldn't get out of the thick fog. She accidentally ran into her husband who had been fighting outside for many years and had no news before. The husband was very numb when he returned home. After seeing his children, he disappeared in the morning two days later. The hostess thought he was going to war again. In the evening, the two children went to find their father and found the servant’s tombstone. It turned out that the servant in the family was actually a ghost. After the hostess knew, she retreated to the villa with her children. I went to confront the servant ghost. The children hid in the cabinet of the upper house, and suddenly saw the witch. The hostess hurried upstairs and saw the family and the witch that the daughter said. The daughter stood by and told the witch that her mother went mad one morning to suffocate her and her brother with a pillow, and then shot herself. This was the truth. Only then did the hostess know that she and her children were ghosts, and that the family in front of her and the psychic witch were the living. At the end of the film, the heroine and her children are hugged together. They will never be separated and will always live in this villa. The hostess’s husband died in the war. The servant died in this house a long time ago. When the hostess went out to find the priest, they said: "The daughter of the hostess is not as stubborn as the hostess, but one day the truth will come to light. ." In fact, the foreshadowing has been laid. In the end, the living family moved out of the villa that was not covered by dense fog. From the perspective of ghosts, the villa was covered by dense fog. Yes, we have been watching this movie from the perspective of ghosts. Did your head turn around?
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