This film actually has a lot of good points, it has many elements:
1. Because it is sexually transmitted, it alludes to diseases such as syphilis and AIDS.
2. Because monsters take their lives step by step, I am more inclined to this disease alluding to AIDS, which slowly destroys your immune system.
3. But I have passed an article in the past and talked about our country’s legend about venereal diseases, which is that it can be cured by infecting it to others. There are also people with AIDS who deliberately promiscuously retaliate against society.
4. Tieba/Know the well-known question, "Give you 100 million, so that the snail that will kill you in seconds will chase you forever". Compared to this problem. Compared with the super snail, the monster in the film has several advantages. It does not teleport, does not refresh its position, is large and easy to be seen, and will not be killed in seconds when it is touched. It can transfer hatred by having sex with others. Of course the disadvantage is that there is no one hundred million yuan for you.
5. This feeling of chasing after it makes me feel like a spoon murderer, even though this movie can't even compare to a spoon murderer.
The shortcoming of this film is that it has been completely out of control since the movie monster first appeared in the abandoned building. Basically, I can take pictures wherever I think about it. At first no one could see it, but later this thing had a physical presence again. At first, even if it was shot, it was fine, but after falling into the pool, he shot it off with a headshot. How to solve this curse and let it stop chasing? I don't know, but it walks very slowly, just go in circles with it. So what's the point of you shooting this film for 100 minutes? The whole film is that we accompany the heroine to go in circles, from the city to the suburbs, from the suburbs to the house, from the house to the beach, and finally to the swimming pool. 99% of the content of the whole film has passed, and then you tell A thing like me can be done once and for all with a revolver? WTF?
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