This is a suspense thriller. At the beginning of the film, the story starts with a car accident. The only survivor who is not injured raises questions. As the story unfolds, the final answer is released at the climax, and people understand the clues. In addition to the plot attracting the audience, the performance of the protagonist Bruce Willis is also very eye-catching. Bruce Willis changed the heroic image of the hero in the past action movies, and attracted the audience's attention with fantasy and horror, which made people feel different.
The style of the whole movie is a bit dull. Except for the opening of the film, David approached a female passenger on the train, only the ending can be regarded as a bright spot. This can't help but think that it is also Bruce; Willis starred in another movie "Sixth Sense", which is also very dull, but has an unexpected ending. In fact, these two films were also directed by Indian director Knight; M. Night Shyamalan (M. Night Shyamalan). He has also directed films such as "Signs" starring Mel Gibson. In this "Undead Tribulation", Shamaran also played a small role. About 55 minutes into the film, David inspects an Indian suspected of carrying drugs at the entrance of the stadium. This person is the director Shamaran.
