It tells the story of a psychoanalyst who went from not believing in haunted houses, to believing in haunted houses, and finally to redemption.
Since the male protagonist suggested himself many times in the film, all this was just an illusion. So this film can actually have two interpretations: deconstructionism and haunted house style.
Audiences who don't believe in haunted houses can learn from the coincidence of the earthquake (the climax of the earthquake), the tofu project (the building collapsed in the earthquake), hallucinations, collective hallucinations (all kinds of ghosts), paranoia, autosuggestion, schizophrenia (small Boy jumping off the building, shooting) and other angles, rationalize the weird phenomenon of the haunted house.
Audiences who believe in haunted houses can view this film as an atypical haunted house film.
The overall feeling is terrifying.
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