When the second half of the film finally reached the beginning of standardized horror films, I suddenly discovered that the director's shooting style was actually an imitation of "Murder indiscriminately" (1972), one of the top ten banned films in the world, using a realistic style of scene reproduction, so It's very nauseating, it's just disgusting, not scary.
In "Terrorist Wax Museum", a living person is sealed in a wax statue. Others want to help to tear off the layer of wax, but as a result, even the wax tape skin falls off, and the blood on the human face is clearly visible. This scene is very cinematic, very interesting, and feels in line with the excitement of a horror movie.
In the same way, in "The Texas Chainsaw Massacre", the last survivor is a woman with an unusually determined will. Usually horror movies will leave a living mouth, and that living mouth usually fights very bravely.
"Wolf Creek" is not, the mess of dead bodies and souvenirs can only make "Silence of the Lambs" flash before my eyes, just disgusting, not fear.
The weak man who survived at the end of the film is really... It is admirable, it really is a remake of a real event, and he lived the most useless bastard, but the two girls who fought for their lives died so innocently.
In general, friends who like to watch horror movies can still watch this well-known "Wolf Creek",
and if you find it unsatisfactory after watching it, I highly recommend everyone to watch "Murder Regardless of Left and Right", this is really this type The granddaddy of horror films based on true events.
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