"The Devil in the Heart": Specious ghosts in the heart

Twenty years ago, his mother was imprisoned in a mental hospital for life-long treatment after killing three people in a row. Twenty years later, in order to find out what happened to her mother at that time, her daughter rushed around for help from all parties. case. Participating in religious classes, consulting exorcists, and experiencing various thrilling exorcism processes, I finally understand that the mother's body is possessed by many evil spirits with various accents, and she will exorcise her mother's innocence at all costs. ceremony. Evil forces are powerful, and good people are weak. Instead of driving away the devil, they provoke every evil spirit to everyone, and various tragic incidents have begun. For a while, people were panicked and the situation was extremely urgent.

After Paramount hit the sky-high box office list with Xiaobo in the pseudo-documentary "Smart: Ghost Record", he continued to dig deep into the great value of similar themes. This film no longer hides and conceal the mystery like a ghost. After drawing on the style and characteristics of "The Chloe Verse" and "Blair the Witch", the film is made more vigorous and sturdy, and the devil's ferocious aura is rendered with shocking body distortions. . If you don’t think carefully about the before and after logic and the rules of reality, it’s easy to be fooled by this immersive "crisp patient" and believe it is true. With a little thought, you can see that this is just another low-life ghost film with strong commercial style and heavy makeup.

In any case, being able to sit on the top of the box office chart in the first week is beyond Paramount's surprise. Even if he was immediately kicked out of the box office list thousands of miles away, that is not the focus of the producer's attention. If you want to exchange 1 million US dollars for 30 million, you can't ask for anything! It's no wonder that the mainland film industry has never given up their spare efforts to invest in ghost film business. They don't need celebrities or scenes. As long as some unnecessarily scary concepts are enlarged to the extreme, they can make big deals with small costs. Such an easy way to make money, there is really no reason to give up easily. It's just that our "ghosts" need to be upgraded a few more levels to truly scare everyone and not be scolded and mentally disabled.

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