The film is adapted from a horror novel published by British female writer Susan Hill in 1983. It is designed with British retro-style scenes, matched with American traditional horror elements, and has immersive and realistic light and shadow effects, creating a one-and-a-half hour one-hour movie. Startled. If you have never seen a Japanese horror movie, you have never heard of all kinds of classic thrillers, and you are just a persistent fan of Harry Potter, then this is the only thing that makes this movie stick to. Even the protagonist of the title, the woman in black, only has a scene of less than 5 minutes. It flashes twice in an instant, and ghosts and ghosts are even more rare. The bravado and frown of a full-blown Harry Potter. It seems that the 10-year adventures of Harry Potter are all concentrated in the dark ancient house in the film to save the world, and let everyone have an unreserved aftertaste.
The best-selling dramas of the year now use Facebook as a selling point. It can be seen that everyone's ghost trial standards have been greatly improved and fully developed. Now that the third episode of the pseudo-documentary ghost film "Ghost Story" has been filmed, it is no easy task to scare everyone. Stirring up classic scripts from the last century has also become an OLD thing that is out of touch with the times and cannot keep up with the trend. In the e era when real ghosts have not yet come and fake ghosts are rampant in the world, innovation ghost affairs has become an urgent matter that cannot wait.
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