"The cruelty of a crime-themed pseudo-documentary horror film is that it blurs the line between truth and falsehood. We are witnessing a documentary of brutal atrocities. Horror films are of course entertainment and entertainment, but they are also often A mirror of reality. It reminds us that there are real horror and cruelty stories in the corners of the world, while we live our lives in comfort.”
↑The above quote is from UP: BtoZmovie's (BV1xb4y1y7v1) video
I like this quote very much, it simply expresses the real core of the pseudo-documentary thriller work with real human crime + real BUFF blessing. It is also the most valuable film I have watched this time.
"This film also took my first time. When I saw a certain scene, I pressed the pause button and paused for a few seconds.... I pride myself on reading countless films, and horror-related works are regarded as cool films. Look, but.... I really can't stand the impact of the evil of human nature. Yes, this is the first time I paused in my life. Generally speaking, most people pause after seeing the jumping fright of a horror movie..."
So you should be able to imagine the dark taste of this film, right? Of course, people who are mentally stronger than me will just ignore me.
90% of the pseudo-real techniques in this part put me in it, I am very empathetic (especially in the second half of course) The feeling of depression is very strong! Because of that kind of long-term documentary, without the usual artistic cut, it will give you an illusion of a real image, plus the illusion of complicity in the evil perspective of the environment, which is enough to make you feel guilty, sad, Pain, anger, restlessness... That's why even though the crime in this film seems to be the norm and is staged in sequence in many normal forms of crime films, the pseudo-documentary is more performed than those "normal films". Feel! Because it's less like a movie! This is why I especially like the pseudo-documentary format, because this kind of realism will make you more aware that the content in the film needs to be paid more attention! It needs to be more vigilant!
Only the impact of unmodified intuition can change our human introspection of good and evil. . . .
The characters and most of the configurations of the two girls in the film really gave me an illusion of Max and Chloe in the game "Life is Strange 1", and even the restaurants where she was two were familiar at the beginning. And the brutal story of this movie and this game is almost very different...suffocating and disgusting...
This film satirizes the evil of the original family, the hypocrisy among friends, the morbidity of pornography, gambling and drugs, the intoxication of the online world, the normality of pedophiles, the public opinion orientation and inaction of the unscrupulous media...... ....
What's really disappointing is that kind of helplessness, that kind of understatement that the end of life is so simple and so light? Others are hell, between heaven and hell, if you can enter this film, you can think a lot, you will feel a lot, you will be helpless and more...
Many times, we may have to admit that it is very easy for evil to overpower good. Just like the goodness of the two girls in the film, we cannot see evil, cannot prevent evil, and are easy to be used by evil; but we also have to admit that modern times Human society is ruled by good, but good cannot comprehensively control evil, and it is difficult to have a complete solution for the time being. Only by punishing evil, guiding human nature, and how each person should control his own good and evil, can this be achieved. There are fewer and fewer black stories...
In this world, all the evils of human nature that you want and cannot imagine are happening all the time. You have to admit that you have to accept it. Only in this way can you take precautions, see through some things, and rule out the road that may lead you to hell. , while also ruling out the possibility of you being a member of Satan.
Meghan's disappearance is a kind disappearance......
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