Using flashbacks, it tells the story of a group of scientists who developed a method to fight the epidemic in order to prevent the invasion of bird flu. They found that a scientist who was bitten in a cave became immune to the epidemic, and his body function was getting better and better, but the result was that he would transform into a bloodthirsty vampire. Through research, scientists found that it would be more beneficial to find a child as a research object. In order not to expand their influence, they found an orphan whose single mother died of a drug overdose. But during the arrest, a police detective who lost his daughter because of his carelessness developed a good impression of the little girl, not only took her to the playground to play, but also began to help her escape the pursuit of the testing agency.
It's a pity that the one who chased them was also a good friend who introduced the police detective into the agency. He was very powerful. He found them and caught them by tracking them down.
The little girl was also infused with patient 0's blood to look for antigens. She resisted temptation and fought hard against the germ carriers who wanted her to become a vampire too, but in the end she didn't become one of them.
But these bacteria carriers have the ability to control people's thinking and induce them. They used this ability to control the deputy director of the National Security Agency and let him reset the security system. And using an inconspicuous staff member to open the cage of the carrier, the carrier rushed out of the base, turning the United States into a hunting ground, infecting more and more people, and turning the entire United States into hell.
However, a group of righteous people successfully developed a vaccine before the massacre of the carrier, and kept it. The agent took the little girl and hid in the big forest, waiting for the rescue agency to come to save the world, but the rescue agency did not come, and finally the agent was bitten. The little girl injected him with the only vaccine, and then went to kill Dead carriers, the road to the rescue of mankind.
The focus should be on the research on the carriers, but the film puts humanistic care in a prominent position. Too much attention is paid to the life experience of the carriers, as well as the relationship between the carriers and the personnel in the scientific research institution, which makes people feel uncomfortable. Looking a little tired. Of course, there are several bright spots in the film. One is when the leader of the secret agent found that one of his subordinates became concerned about gains and losses, and seemed to have been controlled by the carrier, so he warned his subordinates to be careful and tell himself from time to time the difference between a guard and a researchee. , his subordinates looked back blankly, "Who knows if the researcher is just in the cage?" It is implied that the guards guarding may also be the object of the research institution's observation and experiment, but it is not clear. This sentence is very meaningful, and I think it is very good. Also, after the newly arrived deputy director of the National Security Bureau was controlled, he handed over the security system to the carrier who controlled him. To be honest, he didn't find out at first, and he didn't find out until he was told. I think it's quite brain-burning.
There will be a sequel at the end, I don't know how!
And that black death row prisoner, doesn't he want justice and doesn't want to rely on germ-carrying scientists? Why can't he feel his sense of justice, which is no different from germ-carried vampires? Is he a variable in it, still struggling? unknown. And the vampires seen during the day are mutants? Might have to wait until the sequel to break it down.
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