James Wan is a director I like very much. Born in 1977, he has made 4 feature films so far, Saw/Dead Silence/Death Sentence/Insidious.
The three Saw/Dead Silence/Insidious films are pure horror films. Of course, Saw can be classified as a feature film. I always think this is the best feature film I have ever watched. The comment given to this film above is that 99% of the people were shocked when Tobin Bell stood up from a pool of blood.
In the three films, you can see James Wan's style, low cost, sharp editing, and reverse plot. Of course, the soundtrack is also good. The Zepp Overature at the end of the chainsaw can no longer be classic.
Death Sentence is a bit different. The classic revenge film route is full of passion. Remember the great long shot of Kevin Bacon in the parking lot. The tidbits say that it is not easy to shoot consistently. Mistakes even designed a lot of auxiliary tools and so on. In addition, those who have watched the film will certainly not forget the Pilate song-alright.
Speaking of Insidious, I was really scared after watching the scene alone. . . I was surprised. As an old-fashioned haunted house movie, there were the shining, the sixth sense, and the island’s horror as an example. The shooting is good, the atmosphere is created, and the fine details are indispensable. James Wan said that after watching it from When I walked back to the movie theater, I felt so hesitant to enter my house, and the goal was achieved.
Horror movies are not easy to shoot, they are not new, and generally not high ratings. Most people like to find faults while watching them. They also like to call a group of people to watch together, laugh and talk casually. It’s so stupid, 90% of horror movies. Everyone can guess which cat or dog will appear next. .
In recent years, I have been more impressed with such a few, 10 years of Let Me In (played by hitgirl, vampire drama), Splice (actually a science fiction film, personally directed by Vincenzo Natali), Devil (M. Night Shyamalan),
Orphan in 2009 (this is still a feature film), Drag Me to Hell (sam Raimi's old-fashioned horror film, the opening subtitles are the same as Insidious.), The Midnight Meat Train in 2008 (Bradley Cooper, photography Very good), The Mist in 2007 (The ending is reversed)
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