I watched a ghost movie again, and watched two in one go—the American horror thriller The Conjuring and The Conjuring 2 directed by Chinese director Wen Ziren. It is said that the stories are all based on real events, with world-renowned paranormal researchers Ed and Warren as "exorcists" to drive away the infestation of dark evil spirits. I have seen Wen Ziren's "The Chainsaw" before, and the bloody horror makes people dare not look directly. As a traditional haunted house exorcism film, "The Conjuring" has fewer disgusting visual horror scenes, and more is the rendering of the environment's gloomy atmosphere and terrifying spiritual fear. Nervous, a little scary, but not terrifying. What is commendable about the film is that it does not blindly exaggerate horror, but allows the audience to experience love and sympathy from the interweaving of "magic nature", "divine nature" and "human nature". In reality, there are many supernatural events and phenomena that modern science cannot explain. In fact, everyone should maintain a sense of awe, avoid evil and retain good, and be willing to help others. This is the right way.
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