Old movies, the special effects are much worse, but you can still watch them.
There are two highlights: one is Cthulhu's weird worldview; the other is the outstanding appearance of his younger sister Macarena, whether it is the purity of the mermaid (mistake) and the coquettishness of the priestess, he can control it with ease.
The storyline itself is very simple: as the male protagonist grows older, his bloodline begins to awaken, and he travels back to his birthplace to mate.
The story is fast-paced, and it can also be understood as not setting the stage. It's still very economical to kill a few supporting actors when you come up. The ship breaks-his girlfriend is arrested-the male lead escapes-the background memories-the sister-the arrest-the ending, several turning points are also well grasped in the length of the film. The processing of the timeline is excellent, and it looks smooth all the way.
The entire village collectively mutates, and it feels like Biochemistry 4, but the villagers’ combat effectiveness is too poor and the sense of depression is insufficient. It's a bit unreasonable that the male protagonist can kill a three-in and three-out science dog, which can fall in one punch. The fighting part is far-fetched.
In the end, the protagonist group disappeared, but it turned into a happy ending, which is still rare, so it is worth watching.
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