Not all bugs are butterflies, because some are fucking maggots. The one who rides the white horse is not necessarily a prince, some are his mother Tang monks. The children picked up in the spaceship are not necessarily Superman, nor are they necessarily Saiyans, and some may also be his mother's mental illness.
This movie, if you talk about it from the perspective of a horror movie, I will give it one star, which is completely failing. If you look at it as a sci-fi movie, it will also give you one star and five cents of special effects. See it as a cult movie, it's too slow, not bloody enough, and it's not fun at all. It is also a loss that those types of films are not counted, and the look and feel may be slightly better. But the most serious thing is that the plot setting is a little blind. The subject that was quite promising ended up being flat and flat, except for the ending that made me feel a little uncomfortable. In view of the fact that although this film is not good, it is not too disgusting to me, so I can barely give it a three-star rating. But it's also very sad, the most fearful thing about the movie is that it doesn't feel. The only thing I feel right now is that I really feel sorry for this subject.
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