Zombies, occult, pseudo… continuous genre transformation”The Birth of a Witch,” which was completed with a twistDestroying Clichés Rejecting the Evident DevelopmentHorror movie scene review, plot ending interpretation sequelWhen I see “Scene”, I think of the 2020 movie “Hunt”. Like this work, it shows a composition that stimulates curiosity about the movie until a certain point in time. In particular, the characters who were considered to be the main characters die one after another, raising questions. Hwi-wook’s character gives the impression of surviving until the end, as mean as Kim Eui-sung in “Train to Busan”. He received a large offer to someone to proceed with this filming. He refuses and proceeds. I don’t want money, but I wanted to capture the images of people collapsing in the face of a real fear of being a zombie. These psycho characters usually survive to the end, but they are killed by police who come to the scene in case they find out the drugs they hide. These police are also beaten by people who are believed to be pseudo-religion who completely wrapped their faces in a hood. Si-young, who ran away from this series of events, is caught and comes to the pseudo group. I wondered if it was a composition in which Si-young escapes after being hit by occult in the first half, zombie in the middle, and pseudo-young in the second half. This work, which has continued to collapse Cliché by killing major characters, shows a twist at the end. The final villain was actually Si-young. In the meantime, Si-young has been seen as the main character of horror films with typical inner pains, suffering from past trauma and mother’s evil spirits caused by a car accident caused by her mentally ill mother. She is relatively less personable, and she gets run over by surrounding situations. Si-young’s horror begins from her past school days. When her confession is rejected by the boy she liked, Si-young kills her. This way of killing is a kind of curse.Kim Yoon-hye, Song Ji-jae, Park Ji-hoon, and Lee Sang-ah opened 2024.03.
