There are too many bugs, and the brain is obviously not enough

I admit, this is the first time I have watched a movie in this series of vampires, so what I said is only based on the movie itself. The story unfolds very easily. After the heroine discovers her "magic power", a series of strange events start to happen until she involves her mother, which is all smooth. But, where is her father? At the beginning, I couldn't find all kinds of predicted deaths, and finally appeared again, or appeared near the water ball transferred from a space, this thing is obviously one-way! It's not Tinkerbell's "any door", why can't it run away or hide in, and why there are those terrible hands at the end of the film! Besides, the man with glasses who has a crush on the heroine should have been bitten by a vampire, why didn't he turn into a vampire? Instead, he took off his eyes as smoothly as Spider-Man. Is this a tribute to Hollywood? Also, the good lovers turned out to be brothers and sisters, and they hugged the waist with the sentence "I don't believe it" at the end. What is this? Where is the ethics. As for the super simple summoning of demons, the werewolves are not wildly annihilated, the appearance of the N-type monsters, and the protagonist's repeated emphasis on "I am not a human" are not so nauseous to me. Er, in any case, the pictures are much better than domestic movies.

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