Regarding the very shaking part at the end, some people said that they could not understand it, and their eyes were dizzy, but in fact, there were two cameras alternately displayed, the male used a color camera, and the female used a black and white camera. So you can see men for a while, and women for a while.
Later, the man's camera stopped moving first, that is, it fell to the ground, and the front of the camera was the ground. Later, the woman followed and found the man standing in the corner. The one who just raised the camera. Maybe at that time, he was already dead. That's why the woman let out a terrifying scream. Then in the end, the woman's camera also fell off, and the woman's life and death are unknown (it's unlikely).
There is also a horror point in this film, that is, the expression of DV makes the audience feel immersed in the scene. If you are the woman (so the female audience is best to watch, she is the last witness), when you see the scene of the last wall-faced man, it is estimated that the horror will also force you to scream, perhaps more than her. Even more tragic, it is a kind of despair of being alone and facing death.
Therefore, if you really want to understand this film, please carefully understand the psychological emotions she wants to convey, and you will feel creepy after watching it. . .
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