Horror movies are roughly divided into three types. 1. Spiritual association, fear of death, and various ghosts and ghosts that extend from this. This kind of film pays more attention to the foreshadowing, and is often mixed with all kinds of strange folklore, gossip and gossip between men and women, and mysterious religious ceremonies. Ghosts generally do not show up until the end. What they need to create is a ubiquitous depressing atmosphere. The so-called people are in the light and ghosts are in the dark, and the whole process is scary. 2. There is a huge difference between the objects from the unknown world and the real world, causing anxiety or nausea. This kind of alien monster is the most worm and virus disaster. Either the viscous, reddish and greenish liquid, or the shape of the fangs and claws, either the number is uncountable, or the size is indescribable, or the attack power is MAX, the Buddha blocks and kills the Buddha, the more impactful the visual effect of the instant kill, the better. 3. Physical pain. Humans are fragile animals, and the most sensitive areas such as the eyeball, lower body, and tip of the tongue have also become the most important areas for this type of attack. This film belongs to a third party. Barbed iron hooks, sharp blades, glass slag all over the floor, torn skin, bursting internal organs, broken bone traps... all kinds of props that remind you of pain, plus some bugs Increase the degree of nausea, and the madness of the perverted killer under the bloody rendering of the ground makes your fear of pain to the extreme. Once you feel that the scalp is numb, the lower body is tight, and the back of the neck is cold and swish during the viewing process, then its sense of substitution can be said to be successful. Relatively speaking, the plot is weak, and it is a bit careless. But that doesn't matter anymore. The screenwriter and director drove this bunch of unfortunate goats into the trap. All you need to do is to wait for them to scream when they fall into the trap full of sharp weapons, and to scream in despair when they fall into death step by step. . The screenwriter of Chainsaw Horror, the good thing is this one.
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