At midnight, it was a magical movie that forced me to sleep and laugh awake.
Scary tricks piecing together, uninspired plot templates, embarrassing acting skills with eyes closed, surprising endings that influence ghosts, prelude to Halloween in mid-August, and never-give-up youthful dreams.
Even the devil has to give in.
It started out as the old-fashioned American teen movie, the revenge and pursuit of the bullied - finding love by hiding in a car in any open-air movie parking lot? 1 in 10,000 chance, wow.
Meeting ghosts is a goddamn curiosity, and the book (pay attention to punctuation) is boring enough to write a story about indiscriminately killing people. The scarecrow's scene is innovative enough to barely point to the theme of Halloween. However, everything that happened after that seemed to be expected by the audience, including several monsters without the spirit of horror movies, a policeman who killed a disbelieving policeman, and an unpredictable dog whose name was trigger, so it was a triggered warning. Holding glasses can express faith through time and space... Ghosts will cry for the heroine's determination to write a novel with a drop of blood.
At the end of the film, the male protagonist is a soldier, and the female protagonist embarks on a journey together with his father who only answered a phone call and sister spider who is running around. The last sentence is touching:
"Sarah taught me to never give up."
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The time setting of the movie is quite cumbersome, and there is no sense of serving the movie. The background music at the entrance of the hospital is simply some kind of special war movie. Go home laughing from start to finish, and then reflect on why you pay to watch this horror movie late at night.
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