I just want to write a short review, but I exceed the word count.
I've seen it before, vaguely impressed. It looked really good twenty years ago. I can't really watch it now. The second villain in the middle, forced to play the cool protagonist, the point is that he has no appearance. The soundtrack is weird. The disgusting way to die turns out to be more than true love. In the final brawl scene, the setting is very similar to that of Brad Pitt and Tom Cruise's vampire movie (suddenly forgot whether the name is vampire fascination or 400 years of horror). There are three high-definition Blu-rays on the plate, and I decided to delete them after reading them. Don't waste time and memory by dropping three.
It's acceptable for vampires to appear ugly, like Bloodthirsty Dawn or something else, but I prefer a more elegant vampire setting.
You can reload the novel blood×blood. I heard that the author stopped writing. This is how things are in the world. Learn to accept.
Suddenly I feel like I don't know what to think about re-flashing EVA or Godfather. I saw a habit in myself recently. The pursuit of novelty, fear of boredom. For example, some of the courses that I have listened to are hard to listen to again and again if I am interested, and it is difficult to review the dramas and movies I have watched repeatedly and earnestly like a friend, even my favorite HP and POI. Shaun Ke's redemption was considered a special case before, and it was brushed many times. I haven't brushed recently.
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