30 days of bad night, good shots. The atmosphere of the opening chapter is good, the isolated town is the perfect place for a horror event. Animals are always more foresight than humans. Those dogs had already smelled the terrifying breath, so they kept barking, so they were the first to be killed. This extremely northern town has entered the polar night of the year for 30 days, and 30 days without the sun, which is very depressing. Who in the world dislikes the sun the most, that is vampires, they will be ashes as soon as they see the sun. Sure enough, there was a series of tragedies in the town. About 20 vampires with cool shapes began to kill, the killing methods were ruthless, and the movements were surprisingly fast. Ordinary humans are not opponents at all. And I think people are scared by their preconceived ideas, so they have no ability to resist. Lack of ruthlessness, and without dying as soon as they come up, vampires are indeed professional killers. Just like ordinary people can't fight with SWAT. But human potential can be stimulated, and the human heart is also bloodthirsty. So some people calmed down and found a shelter to hide and observe the vampires. And some people can't stand it, and they rush out to die in this endless avoidance. When the protagonist picked up the axe and watched wildly, I knew I was saved. At such a moment, there is hope only if you die. The heroine can point a gun at the head of an alcoholic from the beginning, so she can later carry the future of the town when surrounded by vampires - the little girl hiding under the car. In the end, it was Americans' love for their families that triumphed over vampires. The sun came out, the lover embraced each other, the hero turned into a vampire for the lover and finally turned into ashes, a beautiful ending.
There are a few things I don't understand in the play, 1 is the origin of the drunkard, 2 is why the vampire chose to come to the town this year, and 3 is the feeling that the vampire has a mission.
In addition, the snow-whiteness of this town reduces the darkness of the polar night. And the 30 days were tough. I didn't think they suffered much, their faces were white, not haggard at all. Weird.
But the flaws don't hide the jade, good film. Visible.
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