Recently, I was listening to "Screaming Cinema", an audio program recommending horror movies in Himalayas (it stopped in 18 years). It mentioned that the film "has a qualitative leap from the first" and "launched to the world." A heavyweight perverted murderer, so he was successfully Amway. As a result, I searched the Internet and all major video sites did not have the source. Finally, I found the resources on a certain disk, the first and the second are both, just watch it directly The second part.
Skipping the first part first will not affect your viewing of this part at all. The story is complete, the structure is compact, and the tense atmosphere is rendered throughout the film, layer by layer. The scenes of the movie are constantly switching: roads, wilderness, Gobi, huts, bushes, and secret rooms. Australia’s unique topography is refreshing, and it perfectly interprets what is meant by "large land and sparsely populated", allowing viewers to better appreciate the despair of the victims in the film calling the sky unreliable and the ground not working.
John Jarratt played a scalp-numbing perverted murderer. He was extremely mentally distorted and perverted. He treated the victim as a pig to play around. It seemed careless and full of loopholes. In fact, he was thoughtful and had a very high level of business. He smiled and played his prey between applause. Although there is no background introduction about this abnormality in the whole film, it makes people feel that he is alive and flesh, as if he is driving his modified pickup truck on a certain highway in the wilderness of Australia at this moment.
I recommend friends who haven't watched it to watch the whole film. You can feel that the director is working hard and the actors are working hard. I personally feel that watching a horror movie is just like an excitement. I bring myself into the role of a weak person to experience the feeling of a rapid heartbeat; with omniscience and omnipotence, pointing the country, or "I just come to find a slot" mentality to watch the movie, May lose the fun of watching horror movies.
Also, the two little brothers and the director in the film are very good at me.
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