I say, a wealthy American mom and her crazy son.
This mother is really weird. Knowing in advance whether this house is a mortuary or resolutely moving in with a sick son, saying that we are proletarian atheists, how can we compare to an American aunt!
Besides, seeing her son's bedroom with a bunch of weird instruments in a laboratory even letting her cancer-stricken son live in the basement, this mom is really relieved. Knowing that she also found that this house was weird, her lines were still "you go to the room first"! Who's going to give this weirdo a shot and let her live in that house by herself!
As a mother every day at home, I just don't find that there are corpses behind the wooden partitions of my house! How unhealthy she is! Isn't everyone curious here? It's just not curious to find that there is such a thick wooden partition on the wall of your house! Or American houses don't care about a hundred or so corpses in a small twenty or thirty square meters! We living in a single apartment can't afford to hurt!
In the end, when all the ghosts went wild, they blinded my dog's eyes. They didn't run out of the room and all hid in one room and hugged them together! Aren't you brave enough not to leave to investigate this house!
The most funny thing in the whole play from beginning to end is that no matter whether it is haunted or haunted, nothing can stop this family's determination to live in this haunted house! I really admire the courage and wisdom of the American people! I really can't tell if it's more important to pay the loan or the life of the whole family! Where is the need to investigate the history of the house, where is the need to find a two-knife priest! Those evil spirits will only stay in that house, won't you be done with moving away! It's really daring and bigger than the sky!
I forgot what a Japanese horror movie was called, the setting was that only one family could move into that apartment before one could move out, otherwise they would die. There is also a "One Hundred Feet", that is, the heroine has to be within the range of this hundred feet! Please, the writers also set a reason why they have to stay in this haunted house! In addition to the mortgage and the proximity to the hospital, I can't think of a third one! The first two are simply floating clouds in the face of life and death! Or is the American people, under the ravages of capitalism, willing to face resentment rather than mortgages! Flip the table! It's such a mess!
In a word, capitalist mortgages kill people, no more. ghost? Ghosts are a genius in the face of mortgages?
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