The protagonist is usually a middle-aged person who has dreams but can't live up to reality. The rhythm of the film is slow at the beginning, but it reminds the audience from time to time that this is a zombie film. Until Tetsuko's corpse changed, it suddenly pulled the audience back to the track of zombie films. The people who watched the taxi escape scene at the back were also very enjoyable!
The second half of the film focuses on the profile portraits of the camp and the high jumpers. In the end, the protagonist singled out more than 100 zombies for the person he wanted to protect, which is also very in line with the style of Japanese movies. Otherwise, why call you a hero?
In comparison, the depiction of the inner growth of the characters in <
Overall the zombie makeup in this movie is great! There is a Japanese-style horror feeling, and the play of fighting zombies is also very strong!
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