Quy Nhap Trang

I'm at a loss to describe how bad this was 1. The story was infuriating at best and I deserve actual conpensation for my time and money spent on this garbage, the godawful ending was truly a cherry on top of this pie of sorrow and despair 2. Effects were trashy, CGIs were trashy, please at least try 3. Spamming, SPAMMING, jumpscares and loud noises instead of trying for once, abhorrently lazy 4. Cinematography, did I just see *shaky lense* to indicate that the monster appear??

5. Good side, finally, is that the acting was surprisingly decent despite what the actors were given to work with, makeup was somewhat fine DON'T SPEND A DIME ON THIS, I died at least 3 times from pure wrath just from the ending alone.

As a Vietnamese audience, I noticed the improvement of movie industry in Vietnam after watching this movie.

I did not expect much when watching a Vietnamese horror movie, but this movie truly surprised me as it is unlike any Vietnamese horror movies I have ever seen before.

I have to say that the movie was really good at the beginning, but it unfortunately became terrible toward the end. I really hope that director can make the ending simpler and avoid unnecessary plot twists, which might ruin the audience's emotions, especially when the movie is over 150 minutes long and we feel really tired by the end.

Plot: Not very new for the Vietnamese market.

Acting: Quang Tuan, Kha Nhu, and the supporting characters performed quite well.

Plot: The script is tight, well-paced, and cohesive. However, the way certain scenes are handled and treated isn't as fresh as in Thai films. For example, in the final scenes, Thai films often use mirror reflections to imply the presence of supernatural forces-like when Quang Tuan is sitting in the hospital.

The way the final part of the story is handled follows the same trope as in Ma Da (starring Viet Huong), making it feel unoriginal

I think viet nam market to do a lot better. Not the way to copy in previous movie.