Although I don't watch horror movies (or ghost movies to be precise), the Japanese version of "Midnight Ring" was finished in the process of half-watching and half-chatting. This Japanese horror film is so influential that it can be seen from the US version of the remake, and the third part is filmed.
Even if I am as timid as a mouse, watching the American version of "Midnight Bell" still doesn't feel much. Asians and Europeans and Americans have different definitions of fear. In the American version of the movie, there is tension and fright, but there is no depression and depression. Their soundtracks are fast-paced, but Japanese horror film soundtracks are not like that.
Therefore, after watching the Japanese version of ghost movies, the spirit will remain in the story for a period of time, and even in all aspects of life, we will think of the plot of the movie. So the pressure on people is not small. The American version of horror movies are all routines, and it is difficult to innovate in those few places that will scare you. For example, when a person looks out from a keyhole, or from some gap, he will almost certainly see a grimace bursting out suddenly, accompanied by a huge background sound effect.
The biggest highlight of this movie is Leonard in "The Big Bang Theory": Johnny Galkci. The first time I watched his movie, it felt pretty good, and it didn't remind me too much of the image of "Leonard", that simple and cute scientific nerd.
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