It's also a movie that I don't think I can fully understand.
I have always felt that the biggest difference between horror films and thrillers is that the expression of horror films is more direct than that of thrillers. Whether it's the subject matter or makeup.
The thriller is relatively subtle, more precisely, its scary index is not high.
It is precisely because of this that I am troubled by watching these two films.
Because I believe it is interspersed with hallucinations, and yet I can't tell exactly which is real and which is imaginary.
However, the only certainty is that the heroine was buried alive.
And, most disappointing, she gave up her right to live. I still remember the relieved look on her face when she said Over.
I like the scene where the heroine is wearing a red dress on the steel stage, it's very beautiful.
The only thing I don't like is that I think the heroine has a bit of arrogance in her bones.
But this movie always reminds me of the word goth.
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