A group of people with no background and a group of monsters with no background, a tavern in the wilderness, come up and fight, and the fight is over. Moreover, there are too many characters, although a lot of them died when they came up, but the direct entry into the theme without the slightest preparation still makes people confused about the relationship between the characters.
Hero broke into the gate, speaking righteously, a savior's posture, as if relying on him to help everyone escape to heaven, but the voice did not fall, he was killed every minute. It's too much.
But what I do most is the monster's super reproductive ability. It is discovered that the child is dead-making love-a new life is born, which takes 1 minute. But it has to be said that a monster with such a talent actually strictly abides by family planning, and only has a second child after the child's death, and has undergone a ligation operation after the second child is born. Attack the enemy with that thing, such a monster has the potential to become a tram idiot.
Maybe the director is really thinking about discussing human nature, but how to explore a story that doesn't even have a plot is too thin. And this kind of story seems to be left in suspense in the end, is he going to make a sequel?
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