The funeral 2022 Hey what's up guys. Today I'll show
you a supernatural horror film: "the funeral"! Spoiler ahead, watch out and take care!
On a quiet, empty street late at night, an electric delivery scooter slowly makes its way
forward. The driver is Chun, and she arrives at a department store for her night shift,
clearly exhausted from work. Unexpectedly, her phone rings, but when she answers, there's no
one on the other end. The store's automatic door suddenly welcomes an invisible customer,
but the security camera reveals that Chun is the only person there. As she questions
whether she's hearing things, the door closes, bidding farewell. She wonders if the door is
malfunctioning, but when she waves her hand to test it, it seems to be working perfectly.
Just as she resumes work with a puzzled look on her face, a series of strange events occur: the
milk refrigerator door opens by itself, a can of drink rolls down from the storage room upstairs,
and she suspects someone has sneaked inside. she rushes upstairs to confront the intruder,
but when she turns on the light, it flickers twice before dying completely. A shadowy figure
flashes before her eyes. So she quickly pulls out her phone and turns on the flashlight,
inspecting the warehouse full of goods. However, she doesn't find any intruders.
But just as she breathes a sigh of relief, a dead hand reaches out from behind the stack of
goods in the elevator. she jumps in fright, only to realize it was all a dream when she opens her
eyes and sees her coworker laughing at her. her coworker scolds her, saying that she's
either late or asleep on the job, and living like a freeloader. In reality, Chun is a single mother,
who got pregnant at a young age. She's unwilling to reveal the child’s father, and not want to
have an abortion. So she’s kicked out of her father's house. She raises her daughter, Joy,
all alone. Joy has kidney problems, and needs frequent dialysis, so the surgery fees have
become a significant burden. As a result, Chun has to work three part time jobs every day.
One night, as Chun goes out to deliver food, Joy waits for her downstairs. However, after
she leaves, Joy encounters something terrifying: a severed head falls before her eyes. By the time
Chun returns from her delivery, her child is nowhere to be seen. Joy, panic-stricken, walks
hurriedly down the street, only hearing a faint voice calling her name. Fortunately, it's Chun who
catches up to her. Joy claims that something is following her; but Chun doesn't believe her, and
thinks the child is just throwing a tantrum. Back at home, Chun comforts Joy, gives her medicine,
and puts her to bed. Exhausted, she still has to work overtime folding cardboard boxes. Sadly,
due to the department store being overcrowded, she gets fired, adding to her financial strain.
Late one night, Chun receives a phone call from her uncle named Uncle Lee,
informing her of her grandfather's passing, and urging her to come back and pay her respects.
The next day, Chun takes her child back to their hometown. On the way, Joy throws a tantrum, angry
that Chun never told her about their relatives. Chun doesn't explain, and at that moment, Uncle
Lee arrives to pick them up. After getting in the car, Chun learns that her grandfather has been
dead for four days, and the funeral arrangements are being handled by Uncle Lee's Priest friend.
In the back seat, Joy remains quiet, only noticing a handwritten notebook on the seat.
By nightfall, Chun and her daughter finally arrive at their old house. In the main hall, the Priest
chants Buddhist scriptures, while Chun's parents and her sister and brother-in-law kneel behind
him. All four of them look displeased to see Chun return. She enters the room with a stern face,
only to have the ancestral tablet suddenly fall down. When she picks it up, the writing appears to
be sideways, but upon blinking, everything returns to normal. She doesn't pay much attention to the
incident and takes her daughter to rest in her old room. The room is dusty, but the mirror is
surprisingly clean. As Joy unpacks, she hears a noise outside the door and sees a shadowy figure
pass by. When she goes out to investigate, she finds no trace of anyone, just a chilly
wind blowing behind her, carrying a spine-chilling voice. However, when she goes back into her room,
she sees no one, only noticing a pair of withered, black feet under the bed when she looks down. Joy
tries to grab something for self-defense but suddenly finds a bloody bite mark on her hand.
She screams in terror, and Chun rushes to her side. However, there's no wound on Joy's hand,
and the door suddenly slams shut. Chun cautiously opens it, only to find her father standing there,
questioning her return and expressing disgust and blame in his tone. Chun says she'll leave
after her grandfather's seven-day mourning period, and the father and daughter part on bad terms.
The next morning, none of the family members pay any attention to Chun, hiding in the kitchen to
eat their meals. Chun can only take her child to find Uncle Lee. He advises Chun to visit
her grandfather first, while Joy, frightened from the previous night's events, stays outside playing
with her phone. Uncle Lee chats casually with her, saying that when he was young, he used to
play pranks, pretending to be a ghost, and when he grew up, he became a magician. He then performs a
few magic tricks for Joy. Meanwhile, Chun secretly cries in front of her grandfather's coffin. She
didn't come back for her family's approval, but because her grandfather was the one who loved
her the most. Even after cutting ties with her parents, she still remembers the kind old man.
It's a shame that the person she cherished is gone, and all that's left before her is
a lifeless body. Chun still needs to address the issue of feeding herself and her daughter. With
no other options, they go to a restaurant outside. While they haven't even eaten yet,
Chun overhears some locals gossiping about how her family's old house is rumored to be haunted,
just a few days after her grandfather's death. Meanwhile, her parents hold a meeting at home,
determined to drive Chun away before the seventh day of mourning. Her mother is somewhat reluctant,
thinking that if it wasn't for her husband's stubbornness, their daughter wouldn't have
left home for so many years. However, when her mother goes to the mourning hall at noon, she
doesn't pay any attention to Chun. Chun's sister even accuses her of coming back to claim her
inheritance and trying to gain sympathy with her daughter. Chun has no words to defend herself.
At mealtime, Chun tries to talk to her mother, saying that Joy's health is not good and she
cannot always eat out. She wants to stay home and eat with the family. However, their conversation
is overheard by her father, who scolds her for not being able to solve such a simple issue
after being away from home for over a decade. Her sister also harbors resentment and urges their
parents not to care about Chun's wellbeing. As night falls, Joy helps fold lotus flowers
in the mourning hall. She notices that the silk cloth on the coffin has fallen off and
bravely covers it back. Unexpectedly, the cloth falls off again. This time,
she properly adjusts it and, when throwing it forward, the silk cloth covers a figure that
seemed to appear out of thin air. Joy's heart races, and when she tries to leave, she ends up
back in front of the coffin. The figure covered by the silk cloth keeps following her. Luckily,
her great-uncle Uncle Lee comes to her rescue, and Joy escapes the eerie situation. She tells Chun
about the strange noises she keeps hearing, but Chun dismisses them as normal countryside sounds,
maybe even insects hiding somewhere. After putting her daughter to bed,
Chun finds her mother standing outside their door with a bowl of rice. It turns out that her mother,
seeing Chun being treated coldly, wanted to comfort her and even advises her to leave as
soon as possible. The funeral doesn't need many helpers, and a lot has happened over
the years that doesn't concern Chun. Her mother implies that staying might involve her in more
trouble. Chun, of course, doesn't catch the hint. After Chun and her daughter rest for a while, the
Priest continues his rituals in the mourning hall. Suddenly, Chun's door is pushed open, but there
is nothing at the entrance. She closes the door, hears noises outside, and walks out, puzzled. She
notices her sister's door open but before she can investigate, noises come from the attic.
She climbed up to the attic, finding only a toy car innocently knocked over. However,
this didn't scare Chun. She picked up a family portrait and reminisced about the past when her
grandfather was still alive and her father had a close relationship with him. As she focused on
the picture, she sensed something was wrong. Suddenly, her father in the photo stood up,
his face covered in blood. Frightened, Chun quickly discarded the portrait.
Meanwhile, Joy encountered strange occurrences as well. The bed frame violently shook, and her
blanket was inexplicably pulled away. Thinking her mother was playing a trick on her, she opened her
eyes only to find no one around. At this moment, a disturbed Chun descended from the attic. Instead
of returning to her room, she went to the dark kitchen and saw a figure sitting at the table
eating. Subconsciously, she asked why they didn't turn on the light while eating. As she turned
on the light, she was shocked to see her sister stuffing uncooked rice into her mouth. When Chun
grabbed a knife, her hand was suddenly entwined with mysterious black vines. However, this didn't
restrain her. She easily broke free and ran outside, tripping and falling in the process.
As she tried to get up, she saw dead people's feet around her. When she looked up, she saw several
hanged corpses. Elsewhere, Joy saw a decapitated head entering through the window. As she screamed,
the Priest had just finished the ritual. Chun quickly shoved Joy under the bed and crawled in
after her, unaware of the bloody ghost standing across the hallway. Chun intently watched the
door without noticing anyone opening it. She thought they were safe and was about to sigh
with relief when a pair of pitch-black feet landed on the creaking floorboards. The ghost relied on
people's breath to locate them. Unfortunately, Chun accidentally called out Joy's name, which
attracted the ghost. Turning her head, she saw a long-tongued woman appear beside her. Frightened,
Chun screamed and suddenly woke up, realizing all the bizarre events were just a dream.
After waking up, mother and daughter discovered they both had nightmares,
making them want to leave even more. Chun went to wash up and was scolded by her sister again. After
holding her frustrations for days, she shouted and took Joy to find Uncle Lee, only to discover
that he had moved out and now lived in a temple. It turned out that Uncle Lee and Chun's father
were half-brothers with the same father but different mothers. Uncle Lee and his mother
were driven out of the house by their grandfather, and he never returned after his mother's death.
Chun and her uncle caught up with each other, while Joy prayed for blessings at the temple.
The Taoist priest at the temple offered to read her fortune and discovered that the child was
destined for misfortune. However, before he could finish, Chun took Joy away. Uncle Lee
bought many snacks for Joy and asked about their reasons for leaving. He empathetically told her
that Chun had broken ties with her parents in order to give birth to her. Even though they had
argued with their family, they should at least be there for their grandfather's final rites.
After hearing this, Joy felt sorry for her mother and suggested that they should stay
until the end of the seventh day. They returned to the house, and on the seventh day, Chun went
to the room to fetch something while Joy waited in the memorial hall, taking medicine with water that
Uncle Lee had provided. Master the Priest urged the family members to take their places, so Joy
and Uncle Lee knelt down devoutly. As the wooden fish sounded, Joy became increasingly dizzy,
while the Priest revealed a smug, sinister smile. On the other side, Chun entered the house and saw
her parents, sister, and brother-in-law sitting in the kitchen, silent. So She yelled at them
to go pay their respects, and the four of them looked up, revealing their tragic,
bloody faces. Suddenly The house trembled, and the lamps swayed. Terrified, Chun stumbled and fell,
retreating backward. Uncle Lee came to help her, and was puzzled about what she was doing. Chun
wondered how her parents had turned into ghosts. As she whispered her disbelief,
Uncle Lee's expression behind her turned vicious. He grabbed a rope and strangled
Chun, dragging her to a desolate wilderness. When Chun regained consciousness, she saw four
corpses hanging from a tree in front of her – her parents, the sister, and brother-in-law, who had
treated her coldly. She realized that the family members she had seen in the house earlier were
all her hallucinations, and they had been dead for some time. The culprit, Uncle Lee, approached from
behind, removing his gentle mask to reveal his resentful color. He questioned Chun, asking if
she knew how he and his mother had suffered over the years. It turns out, He was furious that they
hadn't even been mentioned in the will of the grandfather. Chun stated that she didn't want
any inheritance from the family, and that it could all go to him. This only enraged Uncle Lee more,
because He wanted both the money and revenge. Consequently, he hung Chun from the tree.
Meanwhile, Joy was captured by the Priest, who covered her mouth and nose.
She was too weak to struggle, and saw a pair of black feet standing behind the mourning cloth.
She quickly called for help, but the Priest reminded her not to waste her energy, as her great
uncle's control over spirits was even stronger than his. Joy recalled that on her first day here,
she saw the words "control spirits" in her great uncle's notebook. However, a turning point arrived
when both mother and daughter fainted. The ghost of Chun's father appeared under the tree,
and called to her. In fact, after she’s kicked out of the family, he had visited Chun years ago,
to see if she was doing well outside. At this moment, father and daughter were reunited,
and he didn't want Chun to die. He exerted his strength to snap the rope suspending Chun,
and urged her to leave quickly. However, Chun sat on the ground,
and complained that if they had known Uncle Lee wanted to kill them, why they didn't tell her in
the very beginning. the weak brother-in-law opened his mouth to speak, but was burned to ashes before
he could finish. Uncle Lee stood behind them with a smug grin, holding a magical instrument,
and informed Chun that they couldn't speak because he’s controlling their spirits. He
then used the instrument to attack the others, leaving the Priest to deal with Joy. Before he
could finish her off, the bell in the living room rang, signaling something big was coming.
the Priest noticed footprints in the ashes on the ground, and quickly prepared to repel the spirits.
He thought he had succeeded; but the lamp in the memorial hall mysteriously went out. Panicking,
he took out his phone, and used the camera to observe. To his surprise,
the facial recognition on the camera also worked on the spirits.
As he watched something in the camera approaching him, he threw away his burning phone, but was soon
knocked out by the ghost grandfather. Seeing that Joy was safe and unharmed, the grandfather
transformed into smoke, and returned to his place. However, Chun was in a worse situation.
Her family had been obliterated by Uncle Lee, and she had nearly lost her life as well. Just then,
A brick striking Uncle Lee's head caused him to faint, but she didn't escape in time. Sobbing,
she listened to her ghost father's last words, and called the police to report the murders.
Joy, waiting in the memorial hall, heard footsteps outside and thought her mother had returned.
However, the mysterious person who appeared was Uncle Lee, the mastermind behind the events. He
tied up Chun and Joy, put them in the trunk, and prepared to drive away. As he reversed the car,
he saw a figure in the rearview mirror, followed by a ghostly face. Uncle Lee panicked, only to
see the ghost grandfather sitting next to him, smirking. By the time the police arrived based
on Chun's report, Uncle Lee had been killed, and Chun and her daughter were finally saved.
Not long after, Joy underwent a kidney transplant. The kidney came from a relative of hers, so there
was no rejection. The surgery was successful, and Joy could live a healthy life. After the doctor
left, Chun could be seen sitting in a chair in the mirror, but when the camera pulled back,
only Joy was shown in the room. This could imply that Chun might have died soon after being saved,
which would explain Joy's kidney donation from a relative. However, this appears not
to be the real Joy, as she had an unusually stiff expression when washing her face in the
bathroom. Her eyes revealed a hint of ferocity, and she couldn't help but grind her teeth,
which resembled Uncle Lee's when he tried to capture Joy as shown earlier. This implies
that Joy's spirit might have been controlled and possessed by Uncle Lee, even though he’s dead.
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