A low-budget thriller is not even a horror movie, because there are few zombies and not enough blood. The whole thing was dull, 4 people, one radio station, and several rooms. The performance lasted for an hour and a half. In fact, the first half hour was completely meaningless. It was all dialogue, and deleting it would not affect the whole film. Pentecost is a French-speaking Canadian village where many people turned into zombies and attacked others. After the fourth person appeared, the atmosphere became a little tense, leading to the theme: the virus infects people and goes mad, the virus is replicated and spread by a certain English word, the source of infection is an English word, and they started talking a lot to try to find out what caused the disease Words and antidote. Finally found the antidote - "Kill is kiss." The male host kissed and used this sentence to save the female director. When they tried to spread it through loudspeakers to save more people, they suddenly heard a countdown in French, followed by the sound of a bomb come. The village should have been destroyed, this expression is quite subtle. In the last scene before the explosion, the female director kisses the male host, which is a bit romantic.
The easter egg is the hero and heroine sitting together to play cool.
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