A beautiful and strong mother, a violent and alcoholic father who is always absent at critical times, and a bunch of brothers and sisters who are fighting and loving each other. No matter what the plot is, there is no discussion about moving you.
There are several highlights in the horror aspect:
1. The beautiful Ku Ling formation (I don't know what Lao Mei calls it)
2. The corpse is not actually looking at you, but he has no eyelids.
3. Enter the supernatural mode as soon as you shake hands with others.
4. The pastor of waste wood always refers to the deer as the horse, and can't figure out the evil spirits and the good spirits.
5. The ending is a bit documentary.
What's not scary:
1. These ghosts have probably been in the room for too long. Apart from occasionally coming out to scare people, they also dropped a few plates.
2. Why must a horror movie have a beautiful woman in the bath, and there must be an accident in the bath. No idea and no show point.
3. In fact, thinking about the so-called evil spirits did nothing bad, they may just want to get out. We are also scaring ourselves.
By the way, that house is pretty.
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