Can let me talk about when I was 30, what horror movies scared me when I was a kid, I can think of two.
One is an old corpse in a mountain village. I finished reading it at one o'clock at noon. I was greeted by a moment of silence. When I was young, I immediately ran to the mall to see people.
Guess which movie is the other one? Okay, it’s this extremely cold VCD that I watched at my old uncle’s house at the time. I covered my eyes and looked through the gaps between my fingers. My old uncle rushed to me and said, "Keep your eyes open when you want to see it, and go play with dolls if you're afraid." . Then I watched the whole film through my fingers.
The plot of the whole film is not procrastinated, the connection is tight, and there is no time for you to go to the toilet at all. One supporting role will die and the other will follow immediately. Do you want to relax? Without giving you time to miss that person's appearance, the next one will come to an end.
Of course, it’s not dead people that really make me feel horrible. When it comes to dead people, war movies are more popular. What’s the real horror? Skeletons with broken bones and flesh.
Just put two, let me relax my stomach first.
Of course this is pediatrics. Yes, this is pediatrics. What keeps me awake at night is the undigested soldier.
Why is the skeleton shot so real? I have to say the director Stephen Sommers, this is the director of the subsequent mummy series.
Maybe I’m 30 years old and I’ve watched many horror movies. I don’t have a cold anymore. But for me at the time, Emma... In fact, even if I look back now, I don’t think this movie should be watched by minors. good.
But do you think this is all the reason I gave it five stars? No! of course not!
In fact, there are two more points.
One is that it opened the door to the horror of unknown creatures under the sea.
From then on I had an inexplicable fear of the sea.
The second is the Phoenix Girl. Yes, our heroine is the Phoenix Girl.
Maybe the key to five stars is beauty and food, haha
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