The three points are because some suspenseful atmospheres are well presented. Whether it is the interior decoration of the funeral home, the style of the cemetery, or the temperament reflected in the film, it all reflects a strong Gothic style.
Moreover, the pale skin and well-defined facial features of the male and female protagonists are also very in line with the slightly Gothic tone of the film. And the heroine's beauty and devotion to art are very impressive
This film was ruined because of the mysteries. The main creator seems to deliberately set it up so that the audience can't understand it. I believe that all the viewers who have watched it have the same question as me: Does the funeral director in the film have super powers?
In fact, watching the film carefully, almost all the details point to the fact that the funeral director has no superpowers, and he is a perverted murderer. But if he is a murderer, in what way did he get away with the "corpse" and escape the inspection of the two major institutions, the police and the hospital? And there is no clear indication in the film that there is collusion of interests.
Also, what is the subjective drive of the undertaker to do this. What pleasure did he get from lying that someone was dead?
If the undertaker has superpowers, then why does the heroine see herself as a corpse in the mirror, and the heroine can breathe out gas and has many characteristics of a living person? ,
In fact, every guessed path was blocked by the main creator. . .
So, tell me, what does the creator want to express?
There's no more frustrating experience than spending 100+ minutes watching an inexplicable thriller.
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