Because I hoped to watch a Hong Kong horror film that can scare people, I almost fell asleep watching it, which is really disappointing. Compared with the well-received "Rhino Photo" a few years ago, the horror atmosphere is much worse, mainly because there are too many branches and leaves, and there is no clearer theme.
For example, the twin sisters who committed suicide after killing the tutor, the accidental death of Wu Yaohan, and the Taoist priest's soul-devouring life, each section is very beautiful, whether it is shooting or sound effects can be their own style, but together, lack of Harmony. Perhaps it should be said that modern Hong Kong people are all adopting the style of sweeping the snow before their own homes, and the role of the male lead, Qian Xiaohao, is to play the actor of the past who wants to die. There is too much alienation, both mentally and behaviorally. You're about to commit suicide, and you don't care about so many things around you. The life and death of others have nothing to do with a dead person like you, and more importantly, you can't protect yourself.
Horror movies are not scary, they are failures, and nostalgic movies that are too modern are failures in failures. Only focusing on visual effects and creating a horror atmosphere can no longer meet the requirements of modern audiences for horror films. And there are too many places in the plot that have not been explained well. If you want to see acting skills, you can only watch Bao Qijing's one-man show. The focus of the whole film is not on zombies, but on the fear of being separated from one another in old age. The old woman could kill one after another in order to practice corpse, but in the end she inexplicably let go.
From the plot, it feels empty, like watching a wonderful commercial. The product I want to recommend is the nostalgic zombie, but when I buy the product, I find that it is not the same. How not to let consumers down.
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