Shooting horror movies in DV format has a unique advantage, that is, it saves money and effort. Like this film, it only cost $11,000 and took a week to shoot. Shooting with DV, scary things can never appear in the picture, just like in this film, the camera is shot in the empty bedroom many times, and the task of scaring people is done by the sound. In fact, it is done by the audience themselves, which is like telling a ghost story, and it is ultimately the listener who uses his imagination to scare himself.
Some people say that the things in the film that frighten the young couple and finally drive the wife crazy do not exist, they are completely out of the imagination of the two people. I think the director has no idea what those things are, or it doesn't matter what they are. This film is just to scare people, like telling people ghost stories, or hiding in a corner and jumping out to scare people. Jump, what's the point of this?
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