Not as bad as you say

First of all, I don't think the movie is as profound as some people say, saying that the monster is the male lead's dark personality. This can be seen from the two scenes between the male lead and his mother at the end of the movie. If the monster is his dark personality, That is a serial killer, his mother couldn't have done that to him in the end, so this film is just on the surface, the old neighbor is a backdoor survival of a monster, because the monster fell in love with a human woman (Kay), it's very simple Explain why the monster finally gave up its resistance and sought its own death, because it kept killing people and borrowing various organs for the purpose of maintaining the human body to continue to survive. Only in this way can it continue to live with the old lady. A shot explained that it took a look at the damaged corpse on the planer. It was completely useless and could no longer be repaired. The monster could not return to the old lady, so there was no motive for killing, and life lost its meaning, even if all were killed. It's useless for people, and it's okay to explain and explain the future, and that's about it. The motive for the male protagonist to keep tracking and creating problems is not because he has a mental illness. The reason he creates trouble is to prevent monsters from killing people. To solve this problem with the thinking of a teenager, the director's filming is not a big problem. I feel that the director made this film just for fun, but he didn't want to play too much, so that's about it, amateur point of view, just chatting.

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