[5] Liu Cheng-Hao (Wu Kang-ren), producer of a supernatural tv show, is successful in both life and love: not only is work going smoothly, but him and his fiancee (Nikki Hsieh) live together happily.
After Cheng-Hao picks up a strange red envelope in the park, however, he begins to have recurrent nightmares about an old house.
Senior high school student Yin-Yin (Vera Yen) has had the Yin and Yang eye (Chinese: 陰陽眼); since she was little, she has been able to see things that are not really there.
[6] Chang Che-Ming of ET Today praised the atmosphere of the film, but observed that, "every character's reason for existing seems to be only to move the plot along" thus "all emotional twists are too fleeting and unrealistic.
"[3] James Mudge of Eastern Kicks gave the film 3.5 of 5 stars, praising Lingo Hsieh's direction and saying that while, "there’s nothing original or terribly creative here, most of the film’s twists and themes having been covered before, meaning that most viewers will spot the ending coming from very early on."