Most of the thrillers I watched in the past were American routine movies—a large group of people (basically young people...) went to the suburbs to encounter murderers, monsters, mutants, or for a certain Participate in some strange games for each competition, but the number of people will decrease one by one, and finally one or two will remain, or all of them will die. . . Seeing the picture is full of fake blood, and hearing the sound is always gasping, crying and screaming. . . I really feel enough for this kind of commercial bad movie, it's a soulless thriller purely to make the audience scream, and the audience can't feel the word "sincerity" at all.
When I first saw the heroine witnessing the boat scene, I was very afraid that it was a fake thriller film packed with sensuality (but there were a few scenes that were really unnecessary), but the thrilling scenes of the heroine running after the scene, I I know that the director is not polite when it comes to thrillers. What I admire most is that he is very closely connected. The camera feels real and not artificial, and it really hits my nervous nerves. Of course, the director will also add some comedy humorously. Elements kept us from being too tight (the downstairs tenants are memorable~~).
Secondly, I really like the setting that the director is mute to the heroine. The feeling of being very scared and wanting to tell the truth is more helpless than anything else. There is no need to scream and scream. The silent fear has already made me scream. At the same time, I'm very glad that the heroine's friends are not second-hand, otherwise the heroine's life is estimated to be hard.
I really like the director's close-up shots of the heroine's and other people's eyes again and again, and from time to time he conveys to us that "what you hear is not necessarily true, the eyes are the window to the soul", which fits perfectly with the setting of the voiceless heroine together.
Of course, there are some bugs in this film. What puzzles me the most is that the police and the heroine fell in love too quickly. Maybe this is the so-called love at first sight. . .
Finally, I recommend a great 90s suspense film - "Ten Days of Dangerous Love". Compared with the compactness of this one, it is a film that relaxes one by one, and each relaxation will bring greater Crisis, the fear in the mind is far beyond the picture, it's really good, friends who like this feeling don't miss it~~~
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