The plot is very simple. It tells a case of hanging in a certain monastery. The Holy See sent a priest and a nun to investigate. Finally, it was discovered that the ghost boss was at work and sealed the place with the blood of Jesus Christ. over.
After reading it, I feel that the clergy-ghost boss has the same pattern as the Taoist-zombie: ghost nuns with blue faces and fangs, not very beautiful, wearing the black uniforms of nuns, basically the feeling of zombies wearing Qing Dynasty costumes; the role of the cross is similar to the peach-wood sword painting talisman , The priest can exorcise the devil by drawing the cross and drawing the mantra. The action of the Taoist exorcism is a bit more complicated than that. Give this tool to the passerby who can’t exorcise, such as the Frenchie in the film. The cross saves their lives; in the film, the villagers like to use spit to exorcise the devil, and in the end the little nun opened her mouth and sprayed the blood of Jesus Christ on the ghost nun's face and destroyed her-like our zombie movie is sprinkled with dog blood; the castle monastery That is, the old house that has not been cleaned, I thought while looking at it, if these two people are a little clean and clean as soon as they go in, probably the ghost will not need so many props.
The classic horror element that appears in the film is the ghost hand touch. Suddenly, dry branch-like hands stretch out from the wall, tomb, and ground to catch you and touch you. With attachments such as walls, only part of the ghost will appear.
Generally, I don’t watch ghost movies. After watching it, I think it’s better to make a suspense movie. The meaning of the ghost film seems to be that the ghost can explain everything, the sticky blood on the ground, the corpses of the nuns lying everywhere, the hanging, and the lying corpse after being carried in, and the force value seems to be It's very full of ghosts that can kill you with a headshot — supernatural things need to be explained by supernatural, so they can be used to scare you. Otherwise.
This time, I must evaluate the viewing experience. This time I watched the MX4D version, commonly known as the Dynamic Cinema. The price is double that of the ordinary cinema. The horror is half destroyed by this cinema.
The leather chair is cool. As soon as you ride a horse, drive a car, or encounter a ghost, the chair starts to shake; sometimes it shakes back and forth, and sometimes it starts to shake under the buttocks. How not to slip off a slippery leather chair is a question that keeps being prompted.
In order to create a sense of movement in the theater, one of the methods is spray air. For example, in the movie, the little nun walks through the rose bushes, and the chair in front is sprayed with rose spray-but the ghost film shot in such a grave, this function is very maddening, as soon as there is a plan to plan the grave and plan the ancient house. The scene begins to spray the smell of nematodes-the musty spray runs through the entire movie.
The dynamic cinema is full of stereo, and the dogs and the chickens heard each other next to Frenchie's home. I almost thought that the ringtones of the cinema audience's cellphones came and went in the form of chickens and ducks.
The most annoying is the cinema staff. They are already ghost movies, and they often walk slowly around the aisles-even more scary than the movies. I think I will catch an audience blindfolded and feel the moving ghost hands every minute. touch.
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