I wanted to feel the thrill of fear in the middle of the night, but I didn't feel the fear at all. The whole plot is still unfolding in the background of Western ghost legends, and there is no new idea. In the final part of the battle, why do everyone have to separate and draw a cross with blood on their bodies? Even if they have to draw away the bloody items, they can still run when they are in danger. They are forced to take the lunch at the end, and the bloodiest thing in the whole process is the last one. The fat girl's head was more shocked by the bread slicer. The bloody characteristics of European and American horror movies are not seen elsewhere. It seems that the second part is a memory.
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