In fact, if it weren't for the word "zombie" as the name of the movie, this film would be a horror movie, but as soon as I saw the word "zombie" and mentioned Lin Zhengying, I remembered the zombie movie I watched when I was a child, although the special effects were far from what it was. It's gorgeous now, it's just ordinary martial arts action, simple and funny plots, and simple scenes, but I don't know why I like it very much. I still like it since elementary school. The previous zombie movies have the flavor of that era. Never get tired of watching.
I started seeing this movie looking forward to it, and it turned out that the director still ruined it, at least in my opinion.
Obviously the theme is zombies, why only zombies have not felt too much scene from the beginning to the end, and in the movie zombies jump, if you don't breathe zombies can't see you only have that small segment, so disappointed, I know the movie needs Keeping up with the times requires innovation and reform, but this has changed too much.
Dotting those horror scenes, at the beginning, the eyes of the mother and child turned white, symbolizing death, so it's okay to continue watching. Then there is the house. The male protagonist is about to hang himself and performs a few difficult gymnastics movements. The white cloth floats up, the female ghost is on his upper body, and the Taoist priest collects the ghost. Seeing the Taoist priest played by Chen You is very exciting, and finally I feel like I want to make a zombie movie.
And then the ghosts of twin sisters appear so many times, is it related to zombies? And no matter where you look at the twins, the shooting style is the style of Japanese horror movies, white clothes, long hair, clean beauties, rape scenes, the feeling of crawling on the ground is the same as the feeling of crawling in "The Grudge", and we The Chinese style of filming is different, let alone a Japanese director to shoot a Hong Kong zombie film.
I think the director wants to go in the direction of American horror films, broken stumps, disgusting minced meat, blood all over the floor, what's the point of paying special attention to the effect, if I really want to watch American horror, I might as well watch American horror films, And I have seen a lot of them. In terms of effect, the authenticity is worse than "Zombie".
Didn't I watch this movie just to see the feeling of Lam Ching-ying's Hong Kong zombie movie? Although it is a tribute to Lin Zhengying and the others, why do I think it is to use the fame of Lin Zhengying and his group to promote the movie? Zombies don't suck blood anymore, they like to shred the human body. Xiaobai shreds them, of course, they may also be bitten, but it's not a zombie, why are you biting so much? ? ! ! Don't zombies just suck blood? Seeing Hui Hongying playing Ah Feng, he actually fights meleely? First float over, yes, float, okay if you don't jump, why are you float? Later, he actually got into a fight with Ah Feng and pushed him against the wall, shouldn't he bite his neck to suck blood? What are you pushing, what are you throwing?
And that's fine, I thought that in the end, the Taoist priests would still have to fight zombies, so I bear with it.
I didn't expect that the zombies were actually put on by twin sisters. Although zombies have no souls, can ghosts be so funny? Is that still zombies? The corpse is almost the same, and the fights later will tell, the zombie is completely as nimble as a loach, crawling everywhere.
In the end, it was completely a martial arts scene, except that the Taoist priest broke his hand, which was really annoying. I didn’t like this. In the end, everyone was going to die. The wife of the zombie when she was a human, the grandma came out of the dark and said, “Master, we You can leave with peace of mind, your sister, you killed everyone and said that you can leave with peace of mind, you are at ease, you will be tortured in hell after death, and you will never be reborn! I was so mad, I wanted to slap her twice, crazy.
It's obviously a zombie movie from Hong Kong, China, why did the Japanese director film it? It's nondescript, and it's normal to ignore many bugs. For example, how did the coffin that raised the corpse move up, and why did the twins possess zombies but not Ah Feng? . The ending seems to say that these are all the fantasy of the hero, a zombie movie that he came up with before he died, hey, that's it, anyway, it's disappointing, it's not beautiful or not, why is the name "zombie", I miss Lin Zhengying so much Ah, it's been a long time since I saw those classic films. . . . .
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