I feel that the movie created a scene of a religious era at the beginning, and it is no surprise that it caused a wave of respect for European and American religious films. To be honest, I really think of many movies of the same era, such as the movie "Witch Season" starring our King of Bad Movies. A series of tough guys have embarked on the road of slaying demons and demons using religious themes as clues. I generally lack immunity to such films.
Of course, the above emphasis is on the form of the story, but back to the story itself, this film mainly tells the story of a former religious man who stepped deep into the tiger’s lair to save his kidnapped sister, and then aroused the enemy through the weakness of human nature. The story of the fire in the backyard of the Fang and finally used the enemy's forces to team up and save the old girl. There is no doubt about the degree of excitement of the story, but what makes viewers more intriguing is whether this godlike existence is true or false, and what causes this phenomenon. The film has never given the audience an explanation. The narrative style is a bit like the classic Korean horror film "The Cry." Sometimes the story may not be as clear to the audience, but based on the audience's curiosity and imagination, the story is more exciting.
In summary, the film is indeed worth a glance at the audience. It will feel more real and the scene will be more exciting by taking an attitude that I am the protagonist.
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