I was trapped at home by the new crown pneumonia this holiday, and watched many old ghost movies. I saw this film many years ago, but the plot is not clear. So I took it out and revisited the classics. It’s really not terrifying to watch a movie in 1984, but the plot is still very exciting, the atmosphere is great, and many methods are also pioneering now, such as sticking out the tongue on the phone and reaching out in the bathtub. Wes Craven is indeed the master of horror in the 80s. The Shocking Scream series and Geshan Youyan series are all made by him. Next, I'm going to watch all the series on Meng Ghost Street. Today I saw that the heroine’s little boyfriend was actually a young Depp, and the school teacher was played by a hidden goddess. She is also a ghost film professional, and the dead end is also pretty good-looking. Is it equivalent to the LP of a Hong Kong movie? It is also a thriller from the 80s, Halloween and Friday The 13th made me very boring, especially when the wind blows. The classic horror film of the 80s should be The Shining, The Ghost Street, and The Exorcist. The earlier George A. Romero is equally great, and his series of the Living Dead is quite classic. The baby of Rosemary of Polanski is also very beautiful.
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