As the living dead series, the rough mine and sound effects unique to that era were used. Compared with the slow-motion zombies of "The Walking Dead", the zombies in the film move slightly faster, which enhances the sense of excitement. I have to say, the moment the zombies in the barrel bubbled for the first time really scared me. For this alone, I can give 4 points. Judging from the overall makeup of the zombies, the zombies in the film are divided into two categories, one is the bone corpse in the barrel, and the other is the fresh corpse that has been bitten directly by a stranger. No matter which one is, it is enough to cause people's nausea. feel.
Returning to the topic - "irrational youth" refers to the male protagonist. In the period of rebellion, he didn't understand his father's difficulties, and he couldn't see his father's love for him, so he held on to Julie, the living dead, and even if he saw her eating people, he would not reduce his love for her in the slightest. It can be seen that in the process of a person's growth, if the parental care is absent at some key points, it will be difficult to remedy it later. And people who grow up in such a family environment, if they have the correct guidance, will still be able to experience the difficulties of their parents in the future, and they will still return to the right path; but once they go astray, such as the male lead, they will go to the road of self-destruction and even harm to the world. , such as many juvenile delinquency. Before he made a choice, his father could not guide him, because this person had blocked all information from his father, and a third party was required at this time. Start with building trust and lead the way step by step. So before he was properly guided, he couldn't be rational, and the subsequent plot appeared.
Many people say that he and Julie are deeply in love, but I am not touched at all. Even if I think differently, I can't make such a choice. This is extremely selfish and heartless. Put aside the father who gave birth to you and raised you, and go to the world with your girlfriend, saying that you want to be independent and free - a person who has no financial ability to be supported by his father is not qualified to say independence; seeing his zombie girlfriend has Killing so many people, but also to help her escape, save her, and cause more deaths - putting aside "humanitarianism" first, this is a manifestation of a lack of social responsibility. But there's a problem here, like the classic railway rescue problem - one person is tied to one railway, four people are tied to the other, and the train is coming, which one do you want to save, or the other? What about four people?
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