More detailed and detailed than other thrillers

Mira Sorvino is in the underpass, and under danger, the kind of helplessness, fear, and hatred of hatred is surprising. In the train, the black policeman’s trembling legs stretched away to take pictures of train lights, sparks, and the endless gunfire, which is evocative. Under the desire to survive, the shoe shiner seemed to have forgotten his child: drew the only cigarette from his pocket, took a puff, and then handed it to a certain man. The fearful look and pleasing behavior are compared to the earlier part of the movie. When answering "The child is not going to study?", the emotional expression of a little bit cramped (inferiority complex), helpless and resentful, slightly shocked and helpless.

There are a lot of details, and the plot is exquisite. It is not easy to use insects as the subject of thrillers, but it is not easy to be so contagious. The atmosphere is rendered, not bad. I think part of it is the plot (the subject matter is taken from the novel), and the actors' acting skills and setting are indispensable. The scene is well-defined and unified, and there is no sense of disharmony. Basically, the night scene/shady place is selected. In other words, the'sewer' is rotten.

Regrettably, the black policeman's acting skills were a little stiff, and his eyes didn't change, so staring at him was not enough. The body language is pretty good.

In addition, it is recommended to shoot a 3D version of a horror movie. The insect theme should be good. I believe that the scene of insect pests in Chongshan will be scary.

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