After watching the movie, I was not addicted to it, so I searched for the original documentary of Discovery Channel everywhere on the Internet. After downloading on eMule, there are no subtitles. Barely read the whole story. I personally think that documentaries are more terrifying than movies, because you can see the doubts and reluctant self-deception on the faces of the parties, and there is no arrangement for the director.
The character settings of the movie are exactly the same as those in the documentary. The plots of ghosts are basically the same. But the documentary didn't tell everyone what ghost it was and what he wanted to do. Everyone saw the "people" who were lingering, and finally invited the pastor to exorcise the demon. The boy's illness did improve in the documentary, but he also faced a mental breakdown in the end.
But in the movie, all these narratives are clearly organized, logically coherent, and climaxes are repeated. Especially in the last fire, more than a hundred corpses fell from the cracks in the wall, and I was stunned. The director's arrangement seemed so real.
I have always believed in the existence of mysterious substances in the world, so I am fascinated by this kind of horror movies. Get a kind of release pleasure in the fright.
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