The ending is a little weird, and it seems to be unfinished and mindless. . . Although it seems familiar, similar to "Predator 2" or "Alien vs. Predator 1", it is actually an adult trial process of sub-adult big feet. But it must be said that the first half of the interaction between the hunters, the male and female protagonists, the sub-adult Bigfoot, and the Indian police was quite good. Depression and fear make the hunters who were so hated by all their actions in front of them seem so worried—the hunters in front may be very rogue (even if it develops to the back). If there is no intervention of Bigfoot, the actions of the unprepared hunters may be more evil), but after seeing them be defeated, crushed and tortured by Bigfoot's strength, you may As a fellow human being, I feel worried and angry for them (but at the same time reveal a hint of relief, after all, these hunters behaved really hateful in front of them). In the same way, because Bigfoot is relatively strong and has certain origins (the origin of the Indians' history, the attributes of demigods, the original face of the out-of-control jungle guardian, and the provision of these information by ghost-faced witches), men and women are also made to Even though the Lord's struggle is still relatively weak and difficult, it is still full of tension. In many plot scenes, the young couple, who were cast as reborn and reborn, now face the threat of powerful, almost supernatural creatures, even if they are only lightly cut from the rear by Bigfoot. Root hair (actually, this episode seems to have a slightly offbeat, Stockholm syndrome-like cuteness and warmth for some reason), which also made my scalp numb, fearing that the male and female protagonists would be caught, but I hoped that they would escape as soon as possible The kind of tense feeling of close contact——of course, there are a lot of extremely violent and bloody killing scenes behind, which has made a relatively powerful footnote to Bigfoot's superhuman strength.
but. . . There are still too many unreasonable and imperfect places in the creation of the plot, and the lack of necessary logical closure and connotation makes the created atmosphere experience discounted. point.
PS: At first, the landlord felt that this film might spend a lot of ink and ink to depict the contrast between human nature and Bigfoot human nature (there may be both good and bad sides to each other), and he thought that there might be human hunters in order to Hunting Bigfoot, and forcing the hero and heroine to be the bait (or kill the hero and heroine or have other conspiracies) to hang Bigfoot (but it did not prevent the hunters from dying at the hands of the prey one after another). . . Therefore, the male and female protagonists must not only face powerful biological threats, but also beware of the backstabbing of their compatriots. . . However, my expectations (brain holes) did not get a warm response from the creative team of this movie. After all, maybe the creative team itself did not want to write seriously, but just wanted to be in the category of low-cost B-level plasma films. Do it well.
PS: The design of the big feet is actually quite good. It is not too exaggerated, but also has a certain primate style (although the head carving mask reminds me of the Predator), it reminds me of the American fantasy illustrator Ken . Kelly's same monster (or maybe the film's creative team directly borrowed inspiration from Ken Kelly's illustrations).
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