The film doesn't make me feel much suspenseful, and the narrative style is simple and easy to understand. Obviously things are very simple, and they insist on making a long story. The only proposition that may involve human nature is not strong~ But Uncle Wolf's role as an extreme father is a bit interesting~ The father and son were out hunting, and a strange van followed them all the time on the way home. The two went to a friend's house without caring. The two families held a grand party in bliss. But how long did it take to find that the daughter of the two families was missing. Gu’s son stated that he had taken his two daughters for a walk beside the weird van, and his father insisted that it was the van’s problem. Going out to look for it, the van disappeared, so the family called the police one after another. A police detective arrested an imbecile suspect, but was forced to let him go because there was no evidence and the suspect would not answer questions at all. Knowing that the father who released the man was out of control, he went to the gate of the police station to question the imbecile, and left the scene under the protection of his aunt and the police. Father didn't give up and took a break at night to capture low energy and question him. On the other hand, the detective accidentally broke into the godfather's bedroom while searching for evidence and was surprised to find a mummified corpse in the basement. Later, he learned that the mummy killed 16 children before his death. Detectives who searched for evidence for a few days found that the imbecile was missing. The fact was locked up by his father and questioned and tortured for 6 days, and was almost discovered by the following detectives. Detectives received a call at this time and went to catch the suspect who had infiltrated his father's house. After successfully subduing him, he found clothes for many children, snakes crawling away, and some strange maze patterns in his home. After that, I took it to the police station to question the suspect, but the suspect pulled out his pistol out of control and committed suicide (I think this is a bug). The crazy detective was facing a collapse, but at this time he found that the pattern drawn by the suspect before his death was very similar to the necklace worn by the mummy. Just like this, the investigation continued, and finally one of the children was found, but the father's daughter was still not found. Not letting go of any clues, the father finally went to the house of the imbecile aunt, and was about to use private Xing to press him, but he was held hostage by gun fingers. It turned out that he was the mastermind behind the plan to kidnap the children. The aunt imprisoned the father in the low pit of the car. The detective soon found the aunt's house, just stopped the aunt's daughter's behavior of injecting low-energy liquid, and shot and killed the aunt, and the detective was also injured. Fortunately, my daughter was finally sent to the hospital. At the end of the film, the agent stops at the door of the aunt's house, as if to hear the father's voice calling for help using his daughter's red whistle. I don't understand it a bit, but that's probably what it means
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