The heroine's mother and her daughter are so annoying. The heroine, in particular, doesn't quite fit my understanding of the state of "the doctor's benevolence" in Chinese. Sometimes I have privileges and sometimes I don't. They all come to you for antidote. Can't my daughter be isolated alone with her?
All conflicts are built on this core conflict, but the distortion is very serious.
The action lines and turns of the characters are all strange.
Most people's emotions go into a state of "madness" at every turn.
The basis of the whole story is "poison and antidote". On this basis, the story is built very bluntly, supported by blood and sexual hints, more like a variant of zombie movies.
What's more, in the second half of the movie, there is no "flu" at all, and the people who gather together appear to be asymptomatic normal people.
No, no, not normal, crazy.
I'm terrified that this kind of inexplicable drama can score such a high score.
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