Maybe you have a very deep metaphor, but the way of expressing it is a little bit less meaningful. It is rather boring, and it is not a horror movie...
And the most unacceptable thing for me is, why do you want to set the heroine in white to suddenly remember at the end that she is actually an underground person? And the lady in red doesn't tell others that she is actually on the ground? This amnesia setting makes both parties have insufficient motives. The villain actually has amnesia and then recalls his own strategy. I would rather be the heroine in white halfway to restore memory, and then the strategy is revealed. In this way, the motivation for the conflict in the process will be more intense, and finally After a round of fierce battles, you still win in white. At the end, you tell the heroine the cruel fact that you have been ripped off, so that you can achieve the feeling of trying your best, but still losing, and the ending will be much darker...
Now the white-clothed female protagonist is confused and doesn't remember anything. 99% of the motivations in the front are very decent. Although the ending is a reversal, it is obvious that there is no such demon to stop the female protagonist through layers of schemes, and finally recall all the The point of the plan, the victorious feeling of evil running through the whole film... Although the heroine is the evil side, the motivation of the whole film is very passive, and the reversal of the ending is a little weak, but it is just a little bit related to the beginning...
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