At the beginning of the film, several interviews with different narrators were cut, along with some videos of tourists that day, so that the audience could have a general understanding of this supernatural event. Moreover, each person seems to have different views on this incident that caused many disappearances and deaths. Some people think it is a supernatural event, and some people think it is a simple accident. Then there is a formal review of what happened to the horror house planning team before it opened, based on the videotapes provided by the parties.
Because it is a documentary, most of the shooting is from the first-person perspective. The lens is real but very shaky, especially when the person shooting is running, it makes people a little dizzy... But shooting from this perspective is really immersive. Some places are like an escape game, and the tension and horror atmosphere are also well shaped. Gao Neng is also mostly concentrated in the second half of the movie. When it was near the opening, the scenes with the quilt covering his head and the clown turning his head were quite scary.
Then on the opening day, because it was made up of various first-person perspective shots, the shots were dangling because of the photographer's running, and accompanied by messy screams, the sense of reality was strong, but it was fascinating to watch It's fuzzy, I don't know what happened at all, maybe this is the effect the director wants?
The reversal of the ending is connected to the beginning, and when I recall some of the previous foreshadowings, there is a feeling of pondering and fear. Overall, it is a good pseudo-documentary.
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