Fortunately, there is a question that runs through the whole film like a clue from the beginning to the end: Who is the ultimate boss behind the scenes? The few people in white coats that appeared from the beginning of the film, why did they exterminate these five people? If there is no such question, I believe that more than half of the audience will abandon the film in the middle (as I am). After all, everyone has seen a lot of horror films in the youth series, and this film is not very new.
So, when the film progressed to that scene, when countless classic ghosts and monsters in Eastern and Western horror films appeared in one glass display case after another, I couldn’t help feeling excited and excited, and when the heroine pressed the red button When I was desperate, I danced and shouted: TM finally got to the point! Everyone held their breath, waiting for the elevator to reach the "ding" sound, batches of ghosts were released, and then the whole picture was a bloody red light, I am not a fan of bloody horror movies, just watching When the subtitles line by line suggested which classic movie these ghosts were from, I really had to be hooked. Never before has a movie collected and presented so many ghosts' carnival~! (How perverted I am...>_<...)
To really investigate it, the film is still a bit far-fetched. However, for a horror film, my requirement is that as long as it can roughly justify itself, it can also present one or two level highlights to the audience. A flawless plot is the task of detective novels and suspense blockbusters.
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