I'm wrong.
The theme of this play seems to be the same as that of most American horror films, and it spares no effort to tell us, "We Americans are super adventurous! We Americans are so stupid and big!" Of course, this play still involves To some social problems, but don't mind me!
From the first episode of two little boys who are not afraid of death, almost everyone is super daring and does not listen to persuasion. Every scene in which normal people would be scared and run away, the protagonists have to go and find out. This is really another testimony to the adventurous spirit of the Americans! Of course, these very adventurous Americans were just as fucked up as their ancestors.
A lazy person who can be forced like me has to write a long review, how can there be only one slot in this drama!
By the time you saw the sixth episode, the ending was already obvious. But I decided to keep looking down, and I didn't expect it to be slightly different from what I imagined. To be honest, I thought it was a comedy when I watched episode 7: everyone was hiccups, Nora was crying and crying all day looking for a baby, Dahlia and Moira exchanged "tricks", the Harmons and Hayden were tearing up every day Forcibly, Tate and Vaolet had a love affair, the gay husband happily carried out the process from cheating to catching the adulterer to reconciling the cheating, the two little girls who were burned to death accompanied the two desperate little boys to play together... How harmonious! The results of it? ! What a complete family ethics drama! This is a horror movie after all! Horror movie! fear! ! terror! ! ! piece! ! ! ! How about horror? ! ! ! I'm not feeling well after watching the last episode, okay? ! ! ! What about trouble? ! ! ! In the end, it must be warm and true. Love is supreme, I'm going! ! ! Simply! ! !
A little excited...
Finally, there is a question:
what brand is the 12,000 watch that was burned?
BTW, if the little gay is played by pinto, the ratings will definitely be higher hehehe.
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