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Naked horror
Javonte 2022-01-02 08:02:26
The most impressive thing about watching this film is to imagine putting yourself in that environment. What would you do if you encounter this situation? Jumping down from a high altitude, seeing his bones come out, people are most afraid that they are already very unlucky, but at that time they were besieged by a group of wolves. But the people above are powerless, trying to control themselves not to "listen" to the scream before death, inner conflict + fear! Finally, I changed to blame and sentimentality. There are still some inner struggling scenes in the middle, which are still very realistic, and they still create a lot of fear. From panic to despair, from despair to death, and finally to hope, this film should still be regarded as a movie worth watching in 2010. There have been many generations of surprises. I'm tired of watching American old-fashioned blood plasma, highway killings, and criminal killings, and then look at this one to make up for some rare freshness.
Extended Reading
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[Parker lights a cigarette and begins smoking, Joe sniffs]
Joe Lynch: Can you guys smell that fresh mountain air? It smells a bit like... cancer.
Parker O'Neil: You know what? I am so sick of potheads, giving me shit about smoking butts.
Joe Lynch: At least pot does something for you.
Parker O'Neil: Oh.
Joe Lynch: Yes, cigarettes are just gross, especially in the cold. They stick to you. You smell like an ashtray, an old man's used floss.
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Parker O'Neil: The sun feels good.
Joe Lynch: First we're freezing, now we're gonna get sunburned. Be careful what you wish for, right?