The film always feels that the Hodgsons are listed as targets, and some things are beyond the control of humans. This is the biggest horror of the whole film.
"Soul Recruitment 2" has everything you want to see in the sequel, and the location and story of the previous work are sufficiently different that it won't make you think it's the same thing again.
The story of the film is very good, the characters and the environment have an unexpected and sensitive emotional touch, and they are deeply impressed by the moving camera and the corrupted setting. There is no lack of devilish red tomatoes among the full-screen red tomatoes.
This sequel may lack the moving surprise of its predecessor, but it is still full of horror, and it makes people nervous from start to finish.Director Wen Ziren has a quality that other horror film directors do not possess, that is, the sense of audience. He knows how to arrange the seasons and how to create tense moments that make the audience unable to breathe.
