sad, peaceful and relatable. An outsider might say nothing happened, nothing changed. the move began with a death and ended with a birth. the world is the same. the amount of life is unchanged. However it is not about the result, it is about the process. People seem to believe that this film has a sad ending. I disagree, I think it is a realistic and hopeful one. This film is quiet and sad but in a comforting way. a peaceful way. Comforting...

I feel like I was high when I watched this. The seventies Japanese movie music as well as the dreamy and bright visuals along with all the pastelle colours tricked my brane. I never quite relised that this was a horror movie on till a girl got eaten by the piano. the visuals are so cool and all the shots are beautiful, I wish we still made films like this. on a side note, I regularly listen to the sound track

it was unclear what the point of this movie was. its intention seemed not to be to scare, but to push an idea about a specific group of people. in order to do this the main character, who was an American anti-masker was exaggerated. this made me loathe her to the point that the film was hard to watch. besides this, the film is a pretty standard found footage film. I did however like monster/demon. it was charming for some reason.