A thoughtful bad film

Watching this movie, I feel terrified when I go to bed these two nights. What kind of person can shoot such a terrifying effect? John Carpenter. This director is not like ordinary horror movies. The fake is the fake. He will tell you that this is a joke and alert, "good and evil will be rewarded", "killing means save people's hearts", but he always wants to make the fake become Really, although there are not many scenes, it always flashes just right, switching back and forth with the first perspective of the image of ghosts and monsters, and when there is a need to be afraid, there will be a fearful image. The film also used several beauties as sacrifices, which easily triggered a fragile and protective heart, and there was no male present in times of danger.
Some movies are bad movies, and even the director doesn't know what they want to express. The plot is full of flaws, and the entertainment public laughs. But this film, it cannot be denied, is for the purpose of seeing a doctor and saving people, and it is also fascinating, but the characters in it do not seem to be problematic. Even if it is a split personality, there is nothing wrong with them. What's wrong with them? Why let them die so miserably? Especially the personality of the heroine, she is brave, fearless, and willing to help others. Apart from burning a house and denying her parents, there is nothing wrong with it. Why should such a good personality be cleared of her?
I watched some horror movies, and this one is the most worrying. Others kill the ugly and ugly, but he breaks the beautiful things and hurts people’s feelings. I have to say that the director is too bad and too bad. Up.
What does this video tell people? What thoughts do you want to convey? As many people understand, a lot of it is unexplainable, and the more you look at it, the more you get confused. If you can’t find the logic, then the explanation for this film is that it scares people, deceives the audience’s feelings, and sells it in the name of saving people. Film, that's all.

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