classic! ! The atmosphere in the first half is very well rendered. The ancient town of Xiangxi in the early years of the Republic of China under the lens is also stylish, with a strange layout, outstanding photography, and good use of lighting colors, but in the middle and back parts, the rhythm is messy, The plot is cliché and weak, and the pattern is getting smaller and better with bloody modeling. It's like a hodgepodge of Chinese and foreign horror films: the evil Taoist priest who wants to prolong his life and resurrect his soul, the old zombie film and television superstar, and the Taoist priest Ayou who is finally one foot taller than one foot taller.
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