There are a lot of heavy-mouthed scenes. In fact, all horror-related scenes are pretense. The most terrifying thing in the whole film is the scene where the rice grains hit the wound. It is the most terrifying in the whole film. Mario has done a great subversion in the image, sloppy and dirty, dark skin and teeth, messy modeling. With the four brothers from the south, east and northwest who survived the war, they experienced a series of thrilling, funny and warm things. Mai returned to his hometown and reunited with his wife Nana, who had given birth to a son. The two lived a happy life. However, a series of events later proved that Nana was a ghost, and the four friends began to save Mai. However, in the end, it is a touching story. Nana, who died of miscarriage, was reluctant to bear her husband, so she violated the laws of nature and wanted to return to him, and she also used her abilities to help him. However, what she didn't know was that her husband, who was so afraid of playing in the haunted house, already knew the truth, and he didn't want to leave Nana. Although he was afraid of ghosts, he was even more afraid of leaving her. Mario played the last crying scene very well. Full marks, it looks like a dog crying. There is a little bit of high expectations, after all, Thailand is the first, but overall I am satisfied.
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