There are quite a lot of horror and fantasy TV dramas in Europe and America this year.
Just finished the new version of Yin and Yang Demon Realm, a two-sentence horror story, here is the new season of American horror, and this new version of the ghost show.
Now that I have seen the fourth episode, I feel that this drama is better than Yin and Yang Demon Realm and a two-sentence story.
I think the first two questions are not the same. The new version of Yin and Yang Demon Realm focuses too much on ideology and viewpoints, so the stories are uneven. The two-sentence horror story is too showy, and there are occasional wonderful episodes, but the whole thing often feels boring to dance.
On the other hand, the rebooted version of this ghost show. At present, the subject matter is not limited to a certain type. From children's cult to modern fables, the styles are quite diverse. The important thing is that I finally found that it does not emphasize ideology too much. Not emphasizing the aesthetic style, it is not like the drama that modern Europeans and Americans love to shoot, but it is a very serious storytelling (good or bad).
So far, it's amazing that the second story in each episode is better.
When I watched the first episode, the first story almost made me fall asleep, but the second story was neatly shot and funny.
Generally speaking, the little girl found a toy in a children's house, and there was an invasion of evil spirits in it. She put such a rather cliché story about the invasion of ghosts and monsters in the dollhouse to show it with puppets, and the little girl was an observer. There is a wonderful combination here, the little girl's perspective, her relationship with her family, and the stories that happened in the children's house. They all intersect with each other, but what I like the most is that what happened in the dollhouse did not invade. In real life, I am especially afraid to see the ending. It is the little girl's family who moved to a real dollhouse. In real life, monsters really come. I think this arrangement is a rather boring script. At present, the only intersection between the dollhouse and reality is that the little girl found out that the toy demon had killed people and threw its head out. As a result, the head suddenly grew bigger and became reality, and then the little girl stuffed it again. went back.
I think this arrangement is very delicate and sufficient. The two worlds really do not need to be intertwined too much, otherwise it will be a kind of damage to the narrative from the perspective of the little girl.
Next, we can talk about the fourth episode. The first story of the fourth episode is a story about the blackening of children. I won't mention it for the time being, but the second story is also very beautiful.
That is to say, the strong woman played with the female subordinate and killed her. As a result, when carrying the corpse, there was a malfunction in the elevator, and one person and one corpse got stuck inside.
This is almost a desperate situation, not being able to ask for help, but also afraid of corpses.
Of course, the corpse was deceived in the back. When I watched it, I was very scared, because I read a news before. It was a person who entered the elevator and half of his body was still outside. As a result, the elevator moved, and then her head was directly cut off by the running elevator. . . .
Then, it turned out to be this design, which inspired a part of my psychological shadow, so I thought it was pretty good-looking. . .
I'm still looking forward to the next episode. Let's play games like this and go bye.
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