It's more like a fairy tale about "defeat the big bad wolf" written by an adult based on his childhood memory., Reivew on Boogeyman

I originally wanted to classify it as "suspenseful", but after thinking about it, there is actually nothing really "suspicious" in the whole film... Many people in the comments felt that there were too many scenes and props in the film, Including the "devil" who can't see or see...but the film doesn't explain all of this like most horror movies (for example, classified as resentment, religion or some kind of curse).

When I first watched it, I also felt that such an arrangement was a bit regrettable. But after reading the comments, I feel that it is actually just a horror movie, why should we get to the bottom of it like this. Moreover, this film seems to be a little bit of a stream of consciousness,,,, seems to convey a feeling that everyone has a certain state and memory of fear when they were young,, and this fear is often not in our life when we grow up. A clear cause and effect will be found, unless of course you can actually get over it.

No matter if someone says the male protagonist is schizophrenic or not, at least I don't think so. I think it's more like a "Beat the Bad Wolf" fairy tale written by an adult based on his childhood memories.
As for whether it is in line with reality, I don't think it seems that important for a fairy tale.

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