"Rigor Mortis" can be described as a "love letter" from JunoMak to Hong Kong movies. Chin Siu-Ho's Rigor Mortis film star "Xiaohao" is a portrayal of his ups and downs in acting life. Chin Siu-Ho shows off the superstar's feeling of despair. Even if he is beaten by Rigor Mortis and can't fight back, he still remembers to put on his sunglasses and play cool. Chin Siu-Ho's high-spirited group photos with Maggie Cheung, Chow Yun-fat, and Lam Ching-ying were also cleverly used by JunoMak in the movie, and they were also set in reality, making "Rigor Mortis" a little bit more sigh of "dream life" .
Regarding the mourning for the passing of Hong Kong films, regardless of the content of the film, "Rigor Mortis" is a peculiar film. It not only staged "Rigor Mortis Return", and added weight to the wave of Hong Kong horror films that year. He even brought Takashi Shimizu, the big Japanese horror film, to let go of his hands and feet, and play with CULT elements (such as blasting bones and broken hands). In addition to the common haunting house and evil spirit settings, "Rigor Mortis" has no shortage of blood plasma and is extremely killing. The film focuses on the refining of Rigor Mortis and Seven Days Rebirth. The five elements and gossip's killing demons and reducing demons are also quite creative. As for the appearance of Rigor Mortis that the audience was eagerly looking forward to, the movie did not want to appear for a long time, Rigor Mortis jumped up several times, and used his breath once. For some viewers who are looking for the taste of ancient times, the performance of the film may make them a little disappointed. The use of a large number of special effects scenes and the infiltration of Japanese horror have greatly weakened the humor of previous Rigor Mortis films, and Rigor Mortis has become inactive. However, the past has become the past, and Rigor Mortis films cannot come back from the dead. If there is no one to innovate, then Rigor Mortis film will only stay in the dust forever. From this perspective, I personally appreciate JunoMak's innovation and experimentation. In any case, there must be someone with enthusiasm and willingness to burn money to do something that does not count in return. In addition to the horror passages, the public housing buildings in the film are complex, old and gloomy, with a ghostly look. "Rigor Mortis" made a fuss about this feeling, full of accent.
