Actually I don’t watch horror movies very much, but I really like this one. Let’s talk about it first
The first point:
Finally, ask a word prostitute (slut), fool, wise man, athlete, virgin
The sacrificial character got it wrong from the beginning. The big-chested blond girl, who seemed to be slutty, was actually a fool and not a prostitute, so when she died, there was a problem with the sacrifice.
The second otaku seems to be a fool but is actually a virgin
The third athlete (Brother Hammer) said at the beginning that there seems to be some degree certificate, so he is a wise man
The fourth black man is a wise man who is actually an athlete. At the beginning, he was able to pick up rugby outdoors.
The fifth virgin is actually a slut. At the beginning, it was said that he had a leg with the professor
The second point is to pay tribute
Although I don’t watch horror movies much, I still found a few characters I knew
Zombies in "Night of the Living Dead"
"Fatal Turn",
Tentacle Monster
"Silent Hill" ballet girl seems to be the uncertainty in this
Sadako in "The Ring of Midnight" (who was subdued by a group of little girls),
The mask combination of "Stranger Killing" is super handsome and the clown is really an indispensable part of horror movies.
The messenger of "Raise Ghosts and Eat People" I actually feel handsome
There seems to be "Alien"
There are all kinds of werewolves, giant pythons, merfolk, ghosts, aliens, giants, unicorns, etc. It's quite interesting to combine ghosts, science fiction and mythology
The third point is that if a sequel is planned at the beginning, similar monster creatures will be written all over the world and sacrificed in the same way.
This is a good starting point, fairy tales, monster monsters, ghosts and ghosts. It really resonates too much for me when I see these,
The failure of sacrifice shows that human beings can still deal with the existence of different creatures. It is already a hodgepodge. Why not build a larger worldview in the alliance (just think about it)
The fourth is that the title doesn't seem to sum up the story very well. Although the forest and the hut can be associated, the sense of space is still too small.
And when the basement chooses the method of death, the close-up shots flashed a little bit quickly. For me who don't watch horror movies, I didn't react. I only know that there are indeed some problems.
By the way, the shot I like, the ballet girl dancing, the messenger staring at it, there are a few people in the mask, the elevator opens, and the little girl surrounds Sadako (though I didn't know how to defeat it).
There are also a few horror films that I have watched that seem to be women who survived.
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