Recently, an online platform conducted a survey of the most popular and most popular actors, and it is no surprise that Stephen Chow and Lin Zhengying are the two most prominent. Lin Zhengying's zombie-themed movie is not the earliest domestic zombie movie. We had zombie movies in the 1930s, and the promoter who started to get close to the audience and had a prototype was Sammo Hung's "Ghost Fighting" in 1980, but it really carried forward the zombie movie and became a kind of movie. Only Lam Ching-ying (the second contribution is Sammo Hung, because many Lam Ching-ying zombie films are produced by Sammo Hung)! Lin Zhengying's pioneering zombie film combines comedy, folklore, alchemy, kung fu, horror and other elements. The idea is imaginative and the plot is very creative. It is not only loved by the audience, but also won the affirmation of the Hong Kong Film Awards. At that time, Lin Zhengying was only 33 years old, and he was really young and mature. The ninth uncle, played by Lin Zhengying, has one-character eyebrows, holds a peach wood sword, wears a Taoist robe, and uses yellow paper, red pen, black ink, kitchen knife, wooden sword, etc. as tools. The two apprentices are played by Qian Xiaohao as Qiusheng and Xu Guanying as Wencai. In addition, Chen You played the uncle, the four-eyed Taoist priest, the cameo of Wu Ma, and the famous actor Yuan Hua who appeared in the image of a zombie. There are also Li Saifeng and Wang Xiaofeng. The actors complement each other, complement each other, and are extremely exciting. The part of the movie that escaped from the zombies while holding one's breath is really ridiculous, and the horror and the funny are each other's achievements, which is admirable. "People are most afraid of three long and two short, and incense should not be two short and one long. If this incense comes out at home, someone must be mourned." "A person becomes a bad person because he is not up to his expectations, and a corpse becomes a zombie because he has more breath." A poem pays high respect to the ninth uncle Lin Zhengying: half a bowl of clear water illuminates the universe, and a talisman instructs ghosts and spirits. Step on yin-yang gossip steps, holding a wooden sword in hand to slash demon souls. Tears and wine are shed in heroic spirits, and Dao Qi lasts forever in the world. The red string glutinous rice is still there today, but I don't see Lord Lin in those days. The yellow missionary coat casts heroic spirits, and I live in a clear and upright life. Holding the turbid wine over his head, we shed tears and respect the Taoist!
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