This horror movie isn't really scary at all.
Because I watched it at station B, when I saw it in the early stage, I thought it was a bullet screen problem, so I quickly got up and closed the bullet screen. After reading it, I still have this feeling - this is it?
However, the rhythm of the movie is still good, and it is relatively tense. In the mid-term, it is exciting to catch ghosts, and in the later stage, the mother overcomes the design of ghosts by emotionalizing the mother.
Looking back, I thought there would be a reversal. For example, the evil and charming smile of the mother in the back suggests that it has not been removed, but is only temporarily hidden, but this is fine. In the end, it is the main theme of family affection, and it is very comfortable to watch.
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