A micro-horror movie with a fairy tale name

I've heard of this movie before, but never watched it. I watched "Dessert Master" a while ago, and there was an episode where players were asked to create a real Wonka chocolate world. One of the contestants said excitedly, "This is my favorite movie, and I never get tired of watching it." I was so hooked by this sentence, so I searched for downloads everywhere, downloaded it for many days, and finally saw it today.

I thought it was a sweet and happy fairy tale film - originally, there were the words "Chocolate Factory" in the title - but I didn't expect it to be a spooky story with horror.
From young and mature little Charlie, to those four nasty kids who can make "The Seven Deadly Sins"; from the singed singing dolls in front of the factory (how I used to love the singing dolls in Disney's "Small World of Truth, Kindness and Beauty", It is estimated that there will be psychological shadows from now on), to Willy Wonka, who has no emotion in his eyes; from the dwarf with the same face, to the parents who see their children in danger but do not rush to rescue them, and flashbacks The primitive dwarf who eats caterpillars and the childhood Willie dressed as Hannibal... In one sentence: The entire storyline could be moved to Criminal Minds.

There is a post on Tianya dedicated to the full text of fairy tales we read as children. When I read it carefully, I realized that the good and happy memories in my memory are actually illusions. The real story is the bad sister who cut off her heel, the stepmother who was nailed in a barrel and rolled down the mountain, and the red shoes who kept dancing after being cut off. , The happy prince with his eyes pecked off. When I saw that post at the time, I was horrified and felt so desperate: It turns out that the purest fairy tale in my heart is full of so many bloody, violent, and dark plots. It turns out that "happily ever after" hides countless blood, tears and corpses behind the scenes.
After reading that post, I was sad for a long time, and I desperately watched Disney's fairy tales to heal, and then I gradually got better. Today, after watching this horror movie with the name of a fairy tale, that hairy feeling hit me again.

Maybe it's because I never watch horror movies that I'm too timid and glass-hearted. Girls who like the dark department, please go to see it. If nothing else, Depp's acting skills are still first-class. As for me, I'm going to find the most cheesy happy ending movie to make up for my broken heart.

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