First, the traditional western terrorist elements. What are the essential elements of Western traditional horror films? Very simple-"Exorcist", what does an exorcist do? Of course it is dealing with "ghost upper body"! There is a movie in the history of Hollywood movies that will definitely remember the world, and that is the horror classic "The Exorcist". This movie is actually nothing special, but its impact can be described as shocking. Not only did it accomplish the ultimate mission of frightening people, it also caused countless audiences to faint in the cinema, calling for ambulances outside the cinema to become an unprecedented spectacle in movie history. In fact, I am afraid that you will feel that it is nothing more than that for all the nervous viewers to watch this film, but the filming method of this film still has a profound impact on later horror films. The war between the Exorcist and the Leaning Demon has been fought decades ago, but it is clear that such subjects have been boring since "The Exorcist's Prequel". And "Infant Evil Cry" turned out this element again, I don't know whether it is fried rice or new wine in an old bottle?
Second, the reference to the elements of Eastern terror. If you haven’t let go of the famous horror films in Asia in the past few years, I believe you can find all the Asian elements in "Baby Cry", watching the little ghost kid with a thick foundation on the screen. It’s estimated that everyone is going to fall asleep. The trembling hatred eyes of the little girl in South Korea’s "Ghost Bell" are transplanted intact, and the heroine’s eyes are abnormal and her psychic ability comes from "Damn", it is mentioned What do you think of twins? That's right "Siamese Yin"! Almost all the horror elements invented by oriental horror films have been used in this film, but the effect of such a hodgepodge is another matter.
Third, the exposed flesh of adolescence. In addition to contributing a pile of iron, "Transformers" is also popular? Heroine Megan Fox! Under Michael Bay’s management, Megan wrote the word “sexy” from head to toe. When we waited for "Evil Cry of the Infant", we discovered that classmate Lao Bei modified Audita Yasman into the second Megan. In the movie, Audita never forgets to show her beautiful figure-somehow she also made a model, wouldn't it be a pity not to show it? As a result, there are not only scenes of glamorous bathing, but also catwalks of all kinds of underwear. Coupled with the dew point of Keim Gigandai from the stills, it is a catch of men and women in one swoop, satisfying the appreciation needs of various groups. Youth + horror can also be regarded as the golden sign of the film studio.
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