The beginning kept me in suspense very well, which is why I love this franchise and the first death is perfectly sustained in heat. But then somehow everything happened quickly and there was not enough of this high "lucky bang or....ugh it carried away, but now or oh damn no" Deaths were spectacular and sometimes funny I was surprised by the family in the cinema, who came with two children of 6-7 years old and decided to introduce the kids to death.
The pain of trauma leaves sores, and what we do with this pain is what transforms our destiny. And that's what the movie is about: move on.
I really love this movie, and what caught me the most was the soundtrack with Jim O' Rourke who, undeniably, is a great genius of music that greatly influenced the Japanese scene (and who is one of my favorite artists). I hope one day to review this movie with the same eyes of iration that I had from the beginning of the work until the end.
AKU JUGA LONGLEG TAPI KAKI TENGAH HEHE…
I have noticed many disagreements on the part of the public about this film and I believe that because of the dissemination focused on propagating this film as a fictional work of horror it ends up disappointing those who had high expectations due to all this advertising of the distributor in relating the work to this genre. I need to be honest and go straight to the point and say that this movie…
