I don't know much about Japanese manga movies, so I can't say anything. What amazes me is the acting of the male protagonist, Taishogun Someya.
Since being parasitized by spores into his right hand, his psychology began to change. This is actually a gradual change, but he played this gradual change just right, until the male protagonist and the female protagonist went to the street, the male protagonist directly threw the injured cat into the trash can, the female protagonist was shocked and the male protagonist felt normal. I suddenly remembered that the arrival of Xiaoyou not only changed the male protagonist's appearance and life, but also his psychology.
The male protagonist's mother died because the male protagonist temporarily let go of a parasitic beast and was parasitized by it. I think the male protagonist must have been very ashamed at the time. When he slowly digested this fact, he really changed.
Not all parasitic beasts are ruthless, at least that woman is not. She is willing to give birth to a child, to reveal her identity or even be killed for the sake of the child, which shows that no matter what kind of creature has a weakness in the heart, there is a kindness.
The most terrifying part of the film is that the "battle" scene or the massacre scene is too real. What impressed me the most was the massacre by the parasitic beast teacher in the school's studio. Of course, this is also a major catalyst for the psychological change of the male protagonist.
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