If it is a perfect score, I should give it a 7.5.
"The Antidote" should be regarded as the first complete suspense thriller I've watched, because when I read the introduction, it said that this nursing home hides a secret, and the tone of the film is also trying to exaggerate this atmosphere, including the dubbing, so I just started watching it. I felt a little strange about this kind of spiral road, and there are two eel heads on the iron gate. Of course, I only knew it after reading other people's film reviews. I thought it was snake heads....
Including the first time I entered the spa in the big tank, I thought it was a real eel, and the sanatorium used a special method or channel to suck the eel back... It turned out to be the hallucination of the male protagonist. And the female nurse took off her clothes, it really scared me, I thought it was a mummy....
And the eel in the toilet tank is also an illusion of the male protagonist.
It hurts to look at the picture of the tooth being pulled.
The eel surrounded the heroine, I thought it was going to get into her body, I was startled...
After reading the film review, I realized that extracting oil or essence from people is the secret recipe for the baron to stay immortal, and it may be that this is the way to obtain the local government's non-jurisdiction.
It should be a hint that the male protagonist goes down the mountain to find the butcher, but he just doesn't know if the eel in the cow's stomach is a real eel or a hallucination.
The Baron's actor is really good. When I first watched it, many people said that the director was a good person, and I thought he was the final boss hahaha~
Of course, some people say that most of them are the dreams of the male protagonist's mother. The female protagonist symbolizes the male protagonist's mother. The imprisonment in the nursing home makes her feel very painful, which explains why the female protagonist can sing the songs of the male protagonist's mother's music box.
However, the clone's statement feels a bit far-fetched, and it is said that the boss is not actually dead, and the one who died is just another person wearing a human skin mask.
I don't want to see this creature recently, and I always feel goosebumps all over.
I hope I won't have a dream tonight...especially if the cover is still filled with eels? Ahhh...
The above are only personal opinions
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