After the cult divided others up, it finally fooled itself in

Basically, this kind of movie will have two types of reactions: 1. Install B movies. 2. Niu B film. I think this film is somewhere in between the two, leaning towards the former-I want to show off a bit of super-B-grade style with the body of a B-grade film. The first 3/5 of the film’s visibility is still alive-child abuse, revenge, distrust and interdependence between friends, schizophrenia, truth, cult; suspense editing of European and American horror films and the visual pressure of Japanese and Korean horror films are better. Mix together. I personally think that it will be enough after the film shows Anna is caught by an organization that has abused her friend Lucy and understands her cult. The plot of the latter 2/5 is more like an abuse documentary. In the end, the director also sells a close-arrangement for the cult leader to hear Anna's description of the "truth" he saw in a near-death state and then decide himself. There is no reason for it. In the end, he strenuously knocked on a row of subtitles to give the meaning of Martyrs in Greek. This is the typical title party costume B.

Although it was forced to think by the director, the last scene was still pondering for a long time. Why did the old woman of the cult leader commit suicide in the end?

In the lens, Anna, who became a martyr, saw a little light through the stratus clouds. Then it slowly evolved into a constantly changing dazzling halo, and finally returned to dim silence. Does it symbolize the process of a person from birth to adulthood and then to death? This cult organization, through constant torture, allows people to transcend pain and ultimately witness the edge miracles seen when they are about to die. The so-called other world, eternal truth, finally proved to be nothing but nothingness. So the old woman finally removed the powder, false eyelashes, and wig, came clean, and walked cleanly. Leave a sentence of "Keep doubting" to the believers as the answer to the truth behind the death. The Chinese subtitles are translated as "Unending Doubts", but I think it is a way of praying-meaning "Guess it".

Summon a French children's shoes to listen to the translation, after all, the accuracy of the first translation is higher.

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