1. How did the heroine survive the pack of wolves when tourists and passers-by were both killed by werewolves? Of course, you can say that she does not blindly reject and discriminate against werewolves, and has deep research on them, but how she first penetrated into the werewolves without being torn into pieces or used as food, and obtained a lot of information about the werewolves of? 2. Under what circumstances will the werewolf family be a normal person and become a beast in the body? Not to mention the effect of the night of the full moon, because they are also active during the day, and when the squad arrived at the werewolf house, their stove was still boiled with broth. 3. Since silverware can cause harm to werewolves, why do they still have a large amount of silverware in their home? 4. What is the number of werewolf groups? Not to mention that family, because we have seen in the film that injured normal people turn into werewolves, so in previous hunts, will there have been cases where injured people who escaped become werewolves? Also, what factors caused the "infection", that is to say, through what kind of virus is it transmitted? How was the original werewolf formed? 5. Does the werewolf still retain the emotion and wisdom of a normal person? It seems that this is not a problem, because the cooperation between the werewolves is very mature and knows the strategy, but they are open to the heroine or highly trust the heroine (the heroine has been in a state of vacillation in the film, why hasn't it been discovered by the werewolf? )? If the werewolves have normal feelings and wisdom, why would the captain and heroine become so crazy to deal with humans (their former partners) after they become werewolves? Moreover, why do the highly intelligent werewolves need someone to help open the back door to enter the room, and they are obviously very familiar with the structure of the room; why do they not use machinery or weapons, but only use brute force? 6. Although the werewolf has the ability to self-heal from damage, why does it seem invulnerable? At least they will get hurt.
It's really a suspenseful movie, and even after watching many commentaries and comments, I still have doubts. From a realistic perspective, I think the film may be a description of a group of mental patients. In other words, it is observed from the perspective of mental patients or delusional patients. In other words, there were no werewolves originally, but the local family inherited a strange mental illness. The disease made them crazy, violent and cruel; this made the heroine who later entered the area nervous and psychological Being shocked and unable to accept reality, he also entered a state of delusion of madness and hysteria; and the subsequent two teams also roughly experienced the heroine's psychological process and entered the same delusional mood under her guidance. Of course, those photos seem to be irrefutable evidence, but are there few evidences that humans have produced to confirm their own speculations? That is just a way to continue to discriminate against the "werewolves" and explain their unusual experiences. Finally, the destructive effects of prejudice, discrimination, misunderstanding and hatred expressed in the film are clear at a glance; there is also human self-deception, and it is logical that reports of werewolves are compressed or ignored. At first, we may think that the heroine is a very objective or kind person, but after careful thinking, we will come to a different conclusion. She was coerced by the "werewolf", whether mentally or physically, which resulted in a A more perverted psychology-compliance and hatred, a psychological phenomenon more complicated than Stockholm syndrome, but she is unwilling to achieve self-liberation, but hopes for the help of others. In fact, she is completely possible and has the opportunity to escape. From that place.
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