For an hour and a half of the movie, the first hour of setting up is very exciting, and the second half hour of escape is also very exciting. But I kept thinking in my heart for an hour, Max must not be a perverted murderer, it is too unconventional. As a result, I knew the story was inevitable from the time when he interrupted the little scum man's legs. To be honest, I would rather it be a thriller film about the psychological growth of children after the original family breaks up, and I don't want Max to be a schizophrenic killer. After breaking it in half, the horror atmosphere in the second half hour is also in place, especially the scene with the flashlight at the end, which is very distinctive. If you put aside the prejudice and follow the story line, the logic of this movie is quite rigorous. The male protagonist’s parents and the police took drugs, and the little girl fell to death. The police concealed the case and buried the girl for fear of being exposed. They claimed that the girl had broken his brain. In order to take care of the girl, the boy was sent to his aunt, but he actually regarded the boy as a girl. The boy’s parents angered and abused the boy because of the girl’s death. The boy’s psychology gradually became deformed and eventually killed his parents. The police knew the inside story, but for the same reason, they reached an agreement with the boy, claiming that the little girl was missing after killing her parents and that the little boy went home from his aunt to live. The haunted house naturally leads to discrimination and resentment of the male protagonist, and the police have always defended him. The male protagonist was raised as a girl and had experience of being abused, which split his personality, so he kidnapped a girl who was the same age as his sister and locked him in the basement to act as a sister to ensure that he was a complete brother. An accidentally kidnapped girl escaped and was killed by him during the hunt. So she kidnapped the clerk sister. When the hostess broke into the basement, she saw the clerk sister. After the male protagonist decided to use the female protagonist as his sister, he killed the clerk sister. These two dead girls are the most unjust. The death of the police is deserved, and the male lead also pointed out that if the facts were not covered up, there would be no current situation. Max's looks are so handsome, he feels that he is not in the same style as everyone else in the movie, and it's not scary to play a fine murderer.
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