Analysis on the depth of 148 Phantom Fierce

The Phantom of 148 tells a horror story that happened in a confined space.

In the film, Mike is a third-rate horror writer, whose representative works include Ten Haunted Hotels and Ten Haunted Lighthouses, etc., but every time his new book is released, few people come to buy books.

judging from the person's design, he doesn't believe in ghosts, and he was born by looking for ghosts, exploring those strange rooms and writing articles about them. He bluntly said that all ghosts are gimmicks made up by the hotel owner to improve the reputation of the hotel, but because of the need of work, he always reminds people to keep their fears. ?

Later, a surfing accident made Mike know about the existence of Dolphin Hotel 148, so he went to new york with a revealing attitude and asked the hotel manager to stay in 148. Even if the hotel manager told Mike 148 that there had been 56 deaths, and even witnessed four during his tenure, these still could not convince Mike, and finally the manager had no choice but to give Mike the key to 148.

From the plot, the so-called 148 is actually not on the 14th floor but on the 13th floor, but 13 is an unlucky number in the west. In The Last Supper, the 13th disciple of Jesus was David, and later he betrayed Jesus, so many buildings in the west will skip this floor.

When the elevator reached the 13th floor, the manager refused to take another step and let Mike go to the room alone, so I think the whole scope of the phantom room should also start from the moment Mike got out of the elevator. ?

The room in Room p>148 is very simple and elegant, but the hotel itself is actually a scary place. Think about how many people slept in that bed, got sick and even committed suicide before you checked in. Soon after Mike moved in, all kinds of strange phenomena began to happen in the room. The radio at the bedside began to play automatically, the water in the bathroom became hot, the temperature in the room was abnormal, and even several ghosts appeared to attack Mike. ?

Different from ordinary horror movies, the most frightening part in the phantom room often comes from the people's hearts. Later, Mike saw his sick daughter on TV, and her daughter begged Mike to save her with a weak voice. I met my father in the bathroom. My father blamed Mike for leaving himself in a nursing home and cursed Mike for ending up like this in the future.

After a series of inner fears, Mike finally collapsed and tried to leave the room, but at this time, the layout of the hotel has quietly changed. We can find that only room 148 is left on the 13th floor. In desperation, Mike broke the sailboat painting in the room, and a huge wave hit Mike and passed out.

When he woke up, he found himself lying in the hospital. There was no dolphin hotel at all. Everything was just a dream. After that, Mike seemed to be a different person. ?

He learned from his experience in 148, and began to take responsibility for his daughter's death, and his relationship with his wife eased. He went to a nursing home to visit his father, and finally his father called Mike's name, and the relationship between father and son improved. Just when Mike thought everything was a dream and he was finally redeemed, Room 148 reappeared.

It's probably the most desperate thing that a person can't escape from a place all his life, but he can't communicate with the outside world. But the hotel experience has also changed Mike and made him not selfish. Finally, Mike made a incendiary bomb with the wine in his hand, destroying the whole room and killing himself.

At the end of the movie, Mike and his daughter are reunited in another form, which reminds people of the hotel manager's words that "people believe in ghosts out of expectation of death, and this is their belief that you should not destroy". Perhaps it was Mike's disrespect for other people's beliefs that led to his life-changing ordeal.