I think this movie can also be called a thriller horror movie? More than half of it is about how the three young people prepare to set off, the carnival before the departure, the fights along the way, the hazy love, and the big crater in the national park. Finally, the perverted killer is looking forward to it. I see if the distance is over. How long has it been, sure enough, this pervert is like a god help, he was shot in the neck, and he was in a coma for about five minutes; when the woman came back to steal the car, she screamed in the dead man's pit, and visited the perverted storage room again. Watching the DV again, the perverted killer has never appeared, where is he? Don't worry, female A finally found the parking garage. These are the cars of previous victims. She hurried to a car and got in, looking for the keys in a panic. Haha, our pervert is here, right in the back seat , without hesitation, stabbed the knife into the body of the girl a. The pervert had a sixth sense and was waiting to be delivered to the door. With so many cars, he knew that the girl a would definitely get in this car, and then he went out to look for it. Female B, it doesn't take much effort. Female B just ran to the road, and he rushed there. He had a good heart, and then our male protagonist woke up. It would be good to sleep for a longer time. Still complete, the director and Mr. Pervert deliberately kept alive, the male protagonist escaped all the way without any danger, and was in a coma all night in the wasteland without freezing to death. Our Mr. Pervert didn’t use his sixth sense to find him, and he was also arrested. Well-meaning couple rescued, and that's it, the end.
I feel like a rambling person tells you how to cook rice. It takes 50 minutes to start with how to choose rice seedlings. In the middle, there are stories about the hard work of the farmers and interesting stories about the labor gap. Finally, I talk about rice. After being bought back, he also felt tired, so he washed the rice in 30 seconds, put it in the pot, added water, plugged it in, and it was ready to eat. In the end, you still don't know how to wash the rice and put How much, but the narrator is already parched, and like me, I'm about to take a sip...
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