In other words, I have watched a lot of negative energy movies recently... I can see that after watching so many film and television works about the devil's haunting, the devil often does not appear out of thin air. Its birth and metamorphosis also need human power. In the face of nature and destiny, the power of mortals sometimes seems so insignificant, so they need to trust God's power and pray for God's protection. They will show embarrassed and sincere prayers, and will tell their wishes to the gods over and over again before going to bed. And it's not just God who receives prayers, the devil also hears your heart's calling. Some people look forward to prosperity because of poverty, some look forward to friends because of loneliness, some look forward to recovery because of illness, and some look forward to reunion because of loss. God may not be able to realize your dreams one by one, and even some wishes are impossible. When God is silent, the devil begins to bewitch your heart. Anna in "Obsessed" longs for her husband's love and tenderness forever, so the devil tempts her to dedicate her body to herself; in "Death Note", Ye Shenyue hopes that every innumerable prisoner can be brought to justice, and the devil tempts her He uses Death Note: In the Hong Kong movie "Zombies", in order to survive for a few more days, Jiu Shu relied on raising little ghosts to survive, and they all paid a heavy price for gaining the power of the devil. This movie is a sequel to "Annabelle", but the plot is its prequel. In the first episode, the doll that harmed countless people, its ins and outs and the perpetrators appear here. The couple who lost their daughter because of a car accident did not want to live, and missed their daughter's suffering day and night. This unsatisfactory desire made the devil take advantage of it and signed a soul contract with them. On the surface, allowing the couple to reunite with their dead daughter is actually a trick designed by the devil to ingest the soul of a living person. God's silence is like normality, and occasional appearances are called miracles. Compared with the lack of direct dialogue, the temptation of the devil is more difficult for people to refuse. It is like the most widely known "equivalent exchange" mode in human society. We are well aware that any gain requires a price, and we subconsciously respect and admire those desperate winners. The devil's promise may only be in front of him, but those people can't even live in front of them, so how can they have the vision of tomorrow. In the devil's dictionary, fate and price are the same word. Therefore, the devil always has a breeding ground. As long as it possesses the power of manifestation, no matter how many souls need to be swallowed, there will be countless people who consciously no longer have the heads of themselves or others, and offer them with respectful hands. In general, this movie is better than the first, both in terms of rhythm and degree of shock. But there were so many characters on the stage, a group of little girls kept screaming, and there was no one who could fight... The scattered roles of one person, one line or two and the shot greatly weakened the character's image. Killing from the back, turning heads to death, arranging shoulders, falling down, grabbing legs and bursting light bulbs... Such settings are also commonplace. There were many laughs that I thought were very cold on the way: for example, Linda and the nun threw the doll into the well, and the evil spirit appeared from the well and grabbed Linda to drag her in. Finally escaped and covered the manhole cover. The evil spirit was struggling to come out in the well. In such anxious situation, the nun asked knowingly, "What is that?" (What is that thing), "Who cares, run! "(Who cares, run!) The little girl's choking dialogue caused me to laugh. The double easter eggs at the end of the film not only brought the series to the beginning and the end, but also paired with realistic ghost dolls. The ugly doll criticized in the first and second episodes actually has a harmless and docile face. This arrangement makes the horror film known as "adapted from a true story" more convincing. The last shots flash past. By the way, the "Call of Souls" series was introduced. In this way, a series of horror series directed by Wen Ziren finally came together under the needle.
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