At first, it was just a horror movie. Some of the scene designs in it are really scary, but after reading it, people who feel indifferent are the most terrifying existences. This story is based on the disappearance of children that happens every 27 years. A group of children started an investigation in order to help the little male protagonist find the missing brother and found out that all this was related to a clown. fear to repel them. Among them, the most impressive was the scene of blood collapse that the little girl saw in the toilet. It was really scary, but the most scary thing was that her father didn't see this scene and even washed his face with a bloody faucet! The film describes adults' indifference to children much more than that. For example, when the little fat man in the film is bullied or even threatened with a knife, the people driving by turn their heads and drive away. The confusion and injury in the process of growing up is certainly frightening, but the most frightening thing is the indifference of the person who can give you the most sense of security. The clown reproduces the fears in the children's hearts to scare them away. If you choose to ignore it, you will be fine. If you choose to ignore it, you can steal a 27-year gap to grow into an "adult". After all, the clown only hurts children.
In fact, the pain of growing up is unavoidable. The clown wraps these pains in terror, trying to make you retreat. Many times we choose to give in because of fear, but we forget that the most powerful weapon that can defeat the clown is to face our inner fear. .
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