I watched it with the idea of watching a horror movie because of its spooky name and Shining-like cover. I've seen quite a few horror movies like this, including "Blood Moon", "Shutter Island", "Short Island", etc. I've seen them all. So after reading a short paragraph, I guessed whether the man would kill his wife and daughter like the previous house owner, or he was the murderer himself.
So I waited for the long process to finally reveal one of the answers. Unexpectedly, it seemed to come to light in the middle of the movie, so I was curious about how the story would go on. The house where the male protagonist left in the morning has become a dilapidated and messy empty house. His wife and daughter are no longer there, only the pot of flowers on the table.
The male protagonist's consciousness is free from reality and fantasy. This is like the lucid dream that some people are thinking about, those beautiful things appear in the dream; this is an extreme beauty, that is, you get what has been lost or has never happened, and will not happen again in the future thing. The contrast between the happy family in the fantasy world and the dilapidated house in reality is heart-wrenching.
Horror movies are plagiarized, or borrowed from each other. You will find the same more or less. This movie is not really a horror movie; his intention is not to reveal a bizarre story, but to tell the warmth of a deceased family in the world. Even though they are gone, love remains in the hearts of their husbands and fathers.
I think I'm giving this movie a bad review because I want to see a real horror movie, or someone who doesn't like movies about family feelings. One type of person will have a good type of feeling. Compared to movies that drag on and reveal what I guessed at the last second; or movies that have a cheesy plot; this is good. After all, I like to see warm and emotional films
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