The Innocents is a classic in horror movies. It is gentle and elegant without skeletons, it is hell in broad daylight, and it starts to scare people after it finishes: because it has no explanation and no ending.
The story is simple. Miss Giddens was hired to work as a tutor at Bligh Manor and take care of two children. The manor was like a heart-worn cake, a rotten rose. Miss Giddens lost her mind bit by bit before our eyes.
Under the black and white lens, the manor is extremely dignified and beautiful, the pond is shining, the tower is crowded with white pigeons, and the stone statues in the garden stand neatly and silently. But the more I thought about it, the more I was afraid. The fear in my heart is as thin as a mosquito creak, but it will not dissipate for a long time, making people restless.
Are you sure you can bear it? Adapted from a novel by Henry James, written by Capote. Yes, that's the capote.
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