When the tentacles of the octopus bloomed with a flower

By the way, I was still an innocent loli back then. It was okay to watch anime and sing nursery rhymes. I haven't used the horror and bloody as a pastime after cooking. One day, by chance, I saw this film in Yang6. Although I didn't see the opening title, I didn't miss the climaxes after the first blood fog. At that time, this film imprinted a firm memory on my young and soft heart, which was unforgettable for a long time. . . . . . Unforgettable for a long time, not long ago I still wanted to ask if this film was called on the Internet. But I didn’t expect to encounter a resource that seems to be the movie. When I next look at it, I can only say one sentence: "Fate!" It
feels like watching it again. It’s nothing more than revisiting the fragments that are still fresh in memory and piecing together forgotten. part. I think the most profound impression was that an oriental woman was pulled into the toilet, and then sprayed a piece of blood. This clip directly caused me to be afraid of sitting on the toilet when I was a child, toilet. . . What a small hole that is. . . At the same time, there is a great and lasting curiosity about the degree of squeezing of human musculoskeletal and the speed and strength required to complete the series of actions of pulling, blocking, squeezing, and spraying. But the strange thing is that I don’t even have any memory of how the meat rotted in the stomach later. Is it because the clip was so disgusting that it was automatically erased from the memory? The end of the film is also the memory deviation. I clearly remember it as a happy ending. The so-called reunion means that the male lead and the female lead are galloping on the sea. Why is the ending of this time that the hero and the noisy bulb come to the island of King Kong?
The confused mood is like the last sentence of the hero, "Now What?"

PS The M1-L1 triple pulse gun from this dynasty, with rotating barrel, 1000 rounds of ammunition, automatic cooling, and waterproof.
This is also a new discovery in this review. It's rare to have such high-end products made in China in beautiful movies. I don’t remember reading this paragraph when I was young. Could it be that Yang 6 deleted it?

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