To be honest, I haven't seen such a fine horror movie in a long, long time. Hong Kong zombies, Japanese ghosts and American blood plasma, and other horror films can't escape these. There is indeed a large amount of blood plasma in the ghost's eyes, but compared to the vulgar blood plasma, its lens scheduling and design are exquisite. more noticeable. Illusion, reality, and memory are perfectly integrated through the lighting, plants, buildings, etc. of the set, telling the story of the past, recording the facts of the moment, and hinting at the ending of the sister and brother. The most impressive thing is about the character and memory of the younger brother. The younger brother grew up in a mental hospital until he was 20 years old, and he had a lot of doubts about his memory. When the elder sister said that she wanted to destroy the mirror, she said that the elder sister was crazy. Quick, under the illusion of the mirror, he saw what happened in the past, and finally remembered how the mirror destroyed his home step by step. stuck in front of the mirror. When he was taken away by the police car like ten years ago, he looked at the window. Ten years ago, his parents, whose souls were corroded by the mirror, stood indifferently by the window. Ten years later, there was his own sister there, and the funny thing was , he will, as he once did, choose to question his memory and brainwash himself in order to escape. Ten years ago, he could explain himself and say that it was his father who went crazy after cheating and implicated his mother, so he shot and killed his father, and ten years later, he can no longer put the blame on others to make himself feel at ease. Ten years ago, when he was taken away by the police, his sister cried and shouted, remember all this, remember our promise, never forget it, but he still forgot. This time, he may be brainwashed by the mental hospital as before, questioning his memory, and finally believing that he is the sinner who killed his sister with his own hands.
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