A typical American nonsensical bloody thriller, with bloody scenes but not too nauseous.
The original novel is going to be a trilogy, and the second sequel trailer at the end is to go back and tell the story of the campsite killings that happened decades ago. Since the Ghost Street series, I rarely see the ghost killings series. .
The biggest selling point of Ghost Street is being double-killed in dreams and in reality after falling asleep. The first movie that year was popular and popular, and the ghost killing in dreams supported the next few sequels.
The idea of this film and the sequel should be the various perverted killers who can be resurrected by witches indefinitely, but compared to the 1990s, today's audiences are tired of this type of aesthetics. Can you rely on this idea to create a greater impact on the audience? It's hard to say how sticky the sequel is, and to what extent it can continue.
As ordinary people who eat melons, just bring popcorn and watch the excitement while watching the movie.
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