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poison? Antidote?
Fredrick 2022-04-19 09:02:10
Fox rarely makes horror movies. If it produces horror movies, it must be a big deal. Sure enough, this deadly antidote horror movie is a rare masterpiece. The original story was a little hard, but it officially kicked off with the arrival of the hero Harak to the nursing home. At first it gave the impression of old wine in a new bottle, and the story developed a little bit cliché. By Hannah's appearance, the story leads to a new theme, about Hannah's background and her illness, and the entire pureblood family. The old-fashioned drama of the elderly in the movie is very good, from the fear in the eyes, the doubt, to the indifference in the whole process. This film has all the elements that a good horror film should have, but the good thing is that the director's technique is very good, the overall feeling is very smooth, and no plot is abrupt, the explanation of the characters is also gradual, and step by step leads people into a deeper artistic conception, In the end, the big villain of the dean was drawn. The wonderful thing about this movie is that it is known from the beginning that the dean is a rebel and pretends to be himself. But I don't know when he will be able to reveal his true face. In the end, he appeared as a man with a faceless face, which pushed the movie to a climax, and was finally killed by his own daughter, which was also a good effect. Everyone has different opinions on the standard of a good horror film. From pure visual horror to mental fear, in my opinion, a good horror film must be reasonable, and reasonably use various horror elements to achieve its goals.
Extended Reading
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9 Year Old Lockhart: Dad? Dad!
[on seeing his father jump off a bridge]
Hollis: Ever been fucked in the ass by a twelve inch black dick? We're talking about prison here.
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Volmer: You're quite right - the water is toxic unless it's purified properly. That Baron's only problem was using unwilling subjects. We've come along way in the past two hundred years. Now, we have plenty of willing volunteers seeking to cure themselves of the ills of the world.
Pembroke: [brainwashed] I've never felt better in my life.
Volmer: [to Lockhart] You see? Why would anybody want to leave?