Come along and enter a typical inner world of split personality. From the appearance, gradually into the inner. When Depp confronted himself in the house, when the house split in two, it turned out that all disputes and contradictions were just a one-man show. It's just an outward interpretation of the inner struggle. All the wonderful external appearances reflect a perverted inner world, which is completely displayed in front of us.
fear? Possibly not as bloody as Saw; thriller? It doesn't even make my heart skip a beat. However, it is just so right to immerse people in a perverted soul and ponder in a story written and directed by a lunatic.
Away from the hustle and bustle, semi-reclusive in a picturesque wooden house. It's not a big space, and it confines writers who have many problems. The trouble of the green hat is lingering, a writer has no inspiration, a sentimental literati has lost his direction, and a fragile man has lost his sense. As the camera tells us, the blue lake can only be seen from the window; the dense woodland, only "others" will set foot on an appointment; the noisy city, only when something happens, Jeep will go. Sleeping, working, listening to the nagging of the servants, and occasionally recalling the sweetness of the past. what to do? One is cowardly and helpless, the other is violent and dark, "two people" are in the same room, and any fool knows who will win. This is sadness, this is the lesson.
Through those slightly comical glasses, sometimes dazed, actually murderous. Sloppy pajamas, turning around is a neat killer. Deep, won't let us down, won't let this story express any regrets. Just like Cage who brought him into the film and television industry. It always allows us to easily indulge in the plot, feel what you feel...
Remember, don't mess with vulnerable and sad men, especially an otaku...
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