"Psychic Media" was searched hot, which is said to be ugly. Is it really beautiful?

Not good-looking, as a simulated documentary, you should have a sense of lens tension. But he didn't have the sudden climax of Kunchiyan, the psychological pressure of Japanese ghost films, and the violence and blood of the United States. The plot dragged on for 90 minutes and insisted on dragging it to 120 minutes. Being cheated by the preview, the ending is also an open answer, and everyone has become a zombie? And after that? This exorcism theme should have the feeling of being in a hurry, running for your life, nervously patting ghosts and exorcism, rather than vomiting blood with makeup. Maybe I can stand it? For similar stories, it is recommended to keep looking at the camera. This is a way of imitating literature.

The great thing about the movie "Psychic Media" is that the audience can't predict or guess the direction of the story, although Nim saw the unusual sensitivity from the film crew, sometimes like a child and sometimes a violent silhouette. She determined that Min's strange behavior had nothing to do with "Bayan" and began to investigate in the direction of curse and obsession. I suspect that it may be the ghost of Min's brother's suicide, but it still can't make things better.

The haunted part is boring. What I understand is that the local religious gods in rural Thailand have gradually lost their followers. From her mother's unwillingness to possess her to her belief in Christianity with her daughter, the psychic finally shook her existence and possession. The gods who lost their believers no longer protected the local people, leading to the killing of evil spirits. The behavior of the daughter's family in the movie is the performance of people who have completely lost their faith. Ancestors kill people, prevent fire, cheat insurance, sell dog meat, and incest brothers and sisters. Express the abandonment of local culture and values. The beheading of local gods may represent the death of this local culture. Then there is the movie. Except for the part that shows the local customs and religious culture of rural Thailand in the previous hour, the haunted part is very boring.

The whole film slowly boiled frogs in warm water, which caused problems bit by bit, and finally naturally became unavoidable suffocation. Let a person produce a gram! Why didn't everyone feel powerless to escape earlier? The last mentally retarded car crash was really annoying, but this is the horror: the child is in the cradle, but you can't see it. It seems that things can turn around, but it is such a small matter that it completely collapses. What makes me feel the most uncomfortable is the last cry of the psychic. She's not sure if Bayan already has God. It's like making an appointment with a group of demons to fight a world war, but you can't see whether your source of strength still exists, or even whether it ever existed.