To be honest, this is my least favorite ghost street. Although it is the second part of the series, it has deviated from the core, most charming and most curious core of Mental Ghost Street-the killing in dreams, the seamless interplay between reality and demons, and dependence. In this setting, all kinds of whimsical killing methods.
The core element is still killing, but in this work, killing in a dream has become a reality. Under such circumstances, the original interlacing of nightmares and nightmares is completely useless. More importantly, once he entered reality, Freddy, who was powerful in his dream, immediately became a wretched perverted murderer, not particularly powerful. And the weird atmosphere and ever unpredictable scenes given to him in the previous work have also become abnormally solidified, and the feeling of horror is greatly reduced.
The plot is closely linked to the previous work. Because of the heroine's diss, Freddy was defeated, but it seems that the evil soul also stayed in the house in the previous work. And the father of the protagonist bought the house greedily, which led to Freddy's awakening, upper body. The plot is actually quite past. The so-called upper body should not only acquire the entity, but also acquire the ability to kill in the dream in the previous work. Unfortunately, Freddy was defeated again without showing the murder in his dream. . .
I like the plot where Freddy broke out of the main character's body. It was very bloody, very cult, and very bold in imagination. What's more, after Freddy walked out of the male lead's skin, the male lead didn't receive any damage except for a whole body of blood. But in fact, Freddy, who has become independent, has gained the ability to control the male lead at any time, and then can kill on a large scale. This setting is very difficult to understand, but it is quite interesting.
The ending is still a reversed open ending.
This work has very limited complements to the worldview of Mental Ghost Street. Maybe the creator thinks that the stalk of murder in the dream has been bored by the audience, so from an innovative point of view, he came up with such a sequel that least resembles Mental Ghost Street. But avoiding the pit and falling into the well, it deviated too far from the main axis of Menggui Street. Fortunately, the third part of Ghost Street corrected the deviation in time, and the return of the heroine of the first part was to save the series.
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