If there is any deep meaning, I really can't see through it.
It is speculated that this film
1. is similar to the pure protagonist's imagination in "Hospital of Horror Murder", but the difference between this film and "Hospital of Horror Murder" is that the protagonist's imagination can find clues in reality. And this film is full of monsters, and there is also a "parallel space", plus his father is good to her, so he won't kill his father in the end.
2. The second possibility is to express a parallel universe view or a leap in time and space. I'm also more inclined towards the possibilities, from the opening of the elevator, the changes to the hospital walls and elevator buttons, to the comparison of the new and worn teddy bear posters, to the battered ambulance that ended up in the parking lot. Tell the audience that they have entered another space, future time, from the moment the elevator opens. To explain the rapid aging of the building, the facility. At some point in the future, there will be a biochemical crisis for human beings, and it is normal for any monsters to appear again. When I saw it, I was thinking about whether I would use the plot of "Future Warrior" to make a cameo. The little girl is the key to changing the future, so the monster wants to catch her.
PS In short, I don't understand what to show.
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