There was blood everywhere, the woman's screams, screams, and screams came one after another, very tired.
The super realistic depiction of the blood on the characters' bodies seems to be able to smell the blood through the screen, especially when Lucy just finished killing people and kept crying with her blood-stained hands covering her face, I really wanted to remind her, Why don't you wash your hands first!
Then, there is no need to say more about the bugs in the plot. If you kill someone, you still have your mind on where to sleep, stay in the house all the time and don’t rush to leave, and don’t rush to escape after discovering the secret of the basement. . . . This. . Horror movie traits.
There is one detail I don't know if everyone has noticed. The vision of the heroine Lucy is actually another victim she saw in the "concentration camp" before she escaped. In fact, Lucy has always been very guilty and remorseful in her heart, so she held that illusion and said that I have helped you kill them and took revenge. But in fact, killing can't smooth out the terrifying memories deep in her heart, so Lucy finally committed suicide in the pouring rain.
So Lucy is kind, and it's not the same as rescuing an anonymous person in the house who sees a lot of cockroaches. That's why she would have a friend who Anna paid for her so much.
Since Anna was caught by the organization and turned into a "martyr" candidate, the 20-minute-long scene of abuse without dialogue has been fast-forwarded throughout the whole process, especially physical discomfort. If you can't stand it, you can skip to the end.
As for everyone's discussion, at the end of the film, the host in suits and ties said that it has been seventeen years, so I think it may be that Anna is seventeen years old this year. The organization believes that Anna has finally found an excellent "martyrdom" in the seventeen years. It means a noble home. It doesn't mean that Anna and Lucy are the same person.
The leader of the organization committed suicide, I think she wants to be the same person who is praised by the faith and praised by everyone. So after Anna revealed the true face of the afterlife world (I watched Anna say several sentences in the film, so I think Anna did describe the afterlife world in detail).
The leader of the organization got the answer, so he wanted to die selfishly with the answer, and by the way, see if he could reach the afterlife world. From this point of view, the leader of the organization is indeed a thorough and complete cult, and there is no doubt about it.
One more thought: maybe Anna said it wasn't because no one made it to the end, but you never found me, and I didn't see because I was abused, I saw it myself.
After listening to this, the old grandmother must have felt that her years of hard work had been devastated. She was extremely ashamed of her beliefs that had annihilated humanity over the years. She chose to die, but let other believers continue to believe in them and destroy them. Still selfish, grandma is really selfish.
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