If it weren't for the first outbreak, it would be quite exciting, and 1 star is definitely well deserved. After watching this film, I can't help but ask is it really so difficult to make a good-looking zombie film? The scene of the movie, the island, has the makeup and behavior of the zombies, but it lacks a smooth escape process and a scary atmosphere. The character description is not the most important thing. It's just a matter of sensory stimulation.
At the beginning of the game, she was prudent, and briefly introduced the background and personality of the heroine. She wanted to rescue the injured bird who had crashed in. It was already stated that her status as a death row inmate had to be redressed, and the doctor who visited her was also a good person. There will definitely be trouble later, these details are well arranged, and can be maintained until the first corpse transformation, but when the zombies rushed out of the darkness, it collapsed, it was a complete flash crash, and the camera was as messy as those female prisoners. I don't know what to focus on, it's unclear who is attacking who, and then I fled to the warden's room to start a long literary drama. The zombies are responsible for shouting outside from time to time, and in the middle, I went to open the gate to save people and thought it was the key killing moment. As a result, the director stopped filming and skipped back to the literary drama. He was speechless. Later, trying to stir up some dark side of human nature was just a little bit of water. The director failed to create a sense of oppression in a confined space. Zombies were attracted by light and did not make good use of it. Even the basic skills of telling the story and controlling the rhythm are lacking, let alone what sparks the characters will have. In fact, the actors also act embarrassingly.
The theme song uses the old song The End of the World, which is really nice, the only surprise.
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