A Brief Comment on "The Grudge 1"

Watching horror movies is also a little old, but it is more like childhood fun and entertainment, not something to enjoy. Only recently have I discovered that horror movies can be enjoyed. Some people may not believe that terror is not scary? Yes, terror makes people feel uneasy, but terror has its unique atmosphere and cultural meaning. In short, terror is also a kind of culture. The unique and profound meaning of horror arouses infinite associations, and horror itself has gorgeous visuals and fascinating effects, and sometimes the inspiration of horror comes from life. For example, in the movie "The Grudge 1", there are many terrifying elements drawn from life, so I won't give an example here, so as not to affect the horror effect. Therefore, horror can be in all aspects, and it also includes many creators' thoughts on life, and there is room for aftertaste after watching it (although I rarely look back on horror movies, but I think one of the charms of horror lies in the aftertaste. ) Some people are frightened. I was never scared when I first started watching a horror movie, but in recent years I realized that watching a horror movie requires repeated aftertaste. Some things I didn’t feel at the time, you will find some after watching it The plot also recurs in your life, it has an impact on your life, and only when you actually experience it can you fully understand the charm of horror. The plot of The Grudge is relatively simple and straight, but each part has an intersection, uncovering the mystery and advancing the horror layer by layer in overlap and progression. The director's technique is superb, leaving no traces and being novel and unique, both close to life and higher than life. Move a knife, and corpses are all over the place. Maybe this is the charm of horror movies. You don't need to kill one soldier. You have already disarmed and surrendered. Horror is an emotion in your heart. Only by exploring your heart can you better understand horror. Never before in The Grudge 1 had the horror been so close, ubiquitous and vanished.

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