From the classic "The Exorcist" to the now popular Wen Ziren series, Western ghost films (except "Constantine") are full of horror and horror, but they are always one foot higher than the devil, and only a very small number of demons have been subdued. The priests or semi-clerics, the instruments are nothing more than a cross and holy water, and the spells are only the poor bible. In the process of exorcism, exorcists often suffer heavy casualties, often need to sacrifice themselves and exchange their lives for their lives. This tm is simply a suicidal exorcism. Strictly speaking, there is no one in the West who can fight, and it is full of powerlessness. Speaking of which, I really doubt that Western ghost movies are entirely in the Black Holy See. Apart from preaching in churches, chanting scriptures, and doing some writing work, the vast majority of clergy cannot solve practical problems. People fight like five scumbags. It's really empty talk to mislead the country, and hard work to promote education. Let’s look at the Taoist priest in my big Hong Kong ghost movie. He specializes in all kinds of ghosts, zombies, demons, altars, peach wood swords, gossip mirrors, talisman paper, glutinous rice, ink buckets, black dog blood, and magic tools. With so many changes, and dazzling kung fu, Western priests are so bad.
This time, "The Curse of the Weeping Woman" finally has a decent one. The church outright declared itself incompetent, launching Rafeal, a retired ex-cleric. Rafeal is no longer called a priest and is called a sorcerer. The magic is self-taught, showing that it has little to do with the Holy See. Although the instrument does not take off the cross and holy water, it is fortunate that it can be made and processed by itself, without relying on the church. Rafeal can use common eggs at home to measure the power of ghosts, use powder made from flame tree to block ghosts, homemade holy water can cause visible damage to ghosts, and finally uses a cross made of flame tree to kill a female ghost who has practiced for 300 years. Yes, just plug it in. There is quite a bit of style of my Hong Kong Lin Zhengying, but unfortunately, the kung fu is almost, and it needs some blessings such as Wing Chun.
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