A subtropical version of A Midsummer Night's Fright. After watching the illogical 90 minutes of bugs, I'd rather just watch the trailer myself.
The suspense at the beginning is really fascinating, but the pursuit of the truth is all filled with illogical hallucinations, exposing the weakness of the script. Two trips to the doctor by boat to find two problems, the design here is really bad.
Of course, the scene with the barnacle-covered corpse under the silt of the beach was very exciting and contributed to the best shot of the whole film.
Of course, in the 90 minutes of the heroine running around in the fog, the most ridiculous thing is that the Southeast Asian island of witchcraft actually believes in free will? It's like the Miaojiang Gu clan said that the treasure passed down from generation to generation is the "Declaration of Independence"...
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