I didn't expect that this film, which is infinitely close to a B-grade film, can also attract so much attention, and it can also be released in the mainland. All I can say is shock.
For this film, the first 1 hour and 20 minutes are two episodes of procrastinating and cumbersome American drama to watch so-so, and various routines are typical b-level film foreshadowing. Since I have seen a little more youth campus horror movies, I saw the previous small bridges are exciting one after another. But after all, it's a bad movie, and few would appreciate it so much.
For the climax part at the back, a god-like woman suddenly appeared, and she also needed the male protagonist's electric light hand to hit her chest to gain energy. This is the only bright spot of the whole film's setting, and the rest are clichés.
The plot is far from full, the stunts are unsatisfactory, the actors are very good, the protagonist in the zombie movie and the one who was bitten to death are all good, all of them have big breasts. After "Twilight" came out, I like to take this route. The front is boring and the actors look good. After dawdling until the end of 20 minutes, I started to make two random moves, and a few small soldiers fell to the ground and ended, oh ~ Go watch "Zombie Rising", that one looks much better.
In the end, the protagonist and the younger brother were driving a car, and the second female was driving a motorcycle on the highway. This scene is very familiar. 20 years ago, when I was 7 years old, I watched a B-grade movie whose name I forgot, and it was filmed like this. ~
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