In fact, I had glanced at it before, but the picture that was bluish and entangled in mist, like a medieval oil painting, made me a little afraid to approach it. So it was unfair to give him the "unsightly" hat.
But in fact, I can't help but admit that this is still a high-level horror film, a horror film that is not scary. Although it is filled with all kinds of sudden shocks, twisted faces, weird masks, and ashes corpses, what I prefer to see is the deep affection in its bones.
In order to find her lost son, my mother did things that many people could not even think about, took medicine, restored the old house, and entered the depths of the dark truth alone, all just to see him again, hold him, feel In his presence, the greatness of love can overcome all fears, even if there is a hidden chain of events behind the event.
If you say it in a blunt, pale and a little bit vicious tone: ignorant children killed ugly little friends, resentful caregivers slowly poisoned the children, and a mother's inadvertent action buried her son's life with her own hands. life, then people will be sure of the brutal thriller and outright brutality of the plot. But all this is just a careful coat, and the thing that wraps it is a piece of love... I
can't help but mention this wall again. . . I really don't want to see any bridges broken about walls and corpses, "Liancheng Jue", "Ghost Bells", this, and at least two others I can't think of. We can bury the body in another place next time. If the wall can talk, he must regret why he looks so upright :(
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