The hand of Sera, the storyline is horrifying, I watched it with "hair standing up", and I was terrified of thinking about it everywhere. College students Carly, Peggy, Wade, Nick and a group of people decide to spend the night in the wild while driving to the annual college football league. During the night, they clashed with a truck driver in the camp, which made everyone uneasy and the atmosphere became restless. Carly's boyfriend Wade and the stubborn Nick are full of gunpowder, and Carly is exhausted by tossing them in order to make them get along in harmony. The next day, everyone woke up to what appeared to be their car being manipulated. Risking their car to run aground, they accepted an invitation from a local to seek assistance in Ambrose, the town closest to the camp. It's a spooky, dark, creepy town that Carly and her friends discover seems uninhabited at all. Once in town, they were attracted by the town's main building, the "Duty" Wax Museum, which is full of lifelike wax figures. Soon, they discover the secret behind the wax museum and why the wax figures look so realistic. It turns out that the wax figures in the museum are all made by real people! A brutal murderer turned the victim's body into a "human flesh wax figure". To survive, Carly must take part in this bloody struggle to find a way to escape. A horror movie is a success if it contains surreal and eerie plotlines. Otherwise, the characters become blunt, the plot setting is flat, and the camera follows the actors so tightly that the audience can't see where the next horror scene is coming from. "Horror Wax Museum" has two such successful clips, the first one is a delicate show of the whole process of making a wax figure from a real person: the knife wound and repair process, the hostage's body is tightly bound, so that it can be used as a hot wax Do not cry when the oil is poured on the living. The second is when a man tries to break through the "wax" after discovering that his partner has been made into a wax figure, but doing so will only tear his skin, revealing bloody muscles and internal tissue. Reminiscent of the 1953 classic horror film of the same name, "Wax Museum" looks like it's aimed at a younger market. Writer and director Jem Serra has discarded elements of the original so that the story looks more like an expanded version of the famous thriller "Onmyoji," in which a group of students, who lack self-preservation, become trapped in a Louisiana woods. In an abandoned "ghost town". Revisiting this horror movie reminds me of more classic series I have watched, such as "Chainsaw", "Deadly Bend", "Texas Chainsaw Massacre", "The Shining", "Gone Mountain" Eyes, Human Skin Inn, The Conjuring, Insidious, Predator, Alien Species, Deadly Joke, Wolf Creek, Snow Mountain Horror, etc. After watching so many American horror movies, they don't care about their elements: college students, travel, remote mountains, no-man's land, deserted villages, broken houses, broken cars, no cell phone signals, perverted killers, guns, unknown creatures, etc. What I watch is the atmosphere of a horror movie, the bloody plot, stimulates the brain, and leaves an imprint after watching it, which is hard to forget.
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