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It's not as good-looking as I imagined, very interesting subject matter, and a special villain, but in order to stop the horror atmosphere, the director obviously lowered the victim's IQ more than once in the film. The usual drawbacks of horror films are still relatively obvious. Overall, the rhythm It is relatively fast, and it has better control over the climax of the film. The biggest highlight of the film is the ending design. An open ending can give the audience a variety of reverie space.
Steve Lang performs often and does not require the use of the eyes. In comparison, the other three young actors are much more immature, and occasionally make people take off the scene. Perhaps the most disappointing part of this film is that almost all the plots are predictable, so the horror is lost. Probably the most fascinating point of the film.
The Uruguayan director Fede Alvarez, who made science fiction short films for $300 seven years ago and attracted the attention of Hollywood, is still quite talented. I hope he will continue to make good horror films.

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