In fact, what attracted me at first was the poster of this film, a hand with nails inserted into it, very SAW feeling, I couldn't help but open it and take a look. The first half of the filming was really procrastinated, and with the shaking shots, it really had a hypnotic effect. But the cruelty of the crime is still good, and the appearance of that formula makes it not look like a simple bloody carnage film, it kind of reminds me of the Silence of the Lambs. At the back, the relationship between Eddy and Danny was really irritating. When I saw Eddy voluntarily choose the test, I even thought, "Is Danny the child he adopted many years ago? (Actually, I thought it was an illegitimate child at first, but blood...) ". The level of blood in the final test can be much higher, but I'm already content, except for SAW, there is basically no film that can satisfy my need for bloody scenes very much = = "what Jean said" I thought u cared about me "At the time I thought Jean and Eddy had something to do with each other...until the videotape came out and I was knocked out on the spot. It turns out that the director went to great lengths to illustrate this great same-sex love, and it was when other relationships failed the test. This theme is still very good, but it is really unprecedented to express it in such a way. The downside is that I didn't understand how the formula was calculated in the end. Is it multiplication? .. The overall meaning is understood through the expression of the veterinarian, but I still do not understand what the Cov is. But the actor's appearance is very in line with my appetite, hey hey hey. .
PS. I looked at the male protagonist and checked it out. It turned out to be a Norwegian who appeared in Riget.
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