1. "There Are Eyes Across the Mountain"; in the second part, these mutated demons are closer to the intelligent beasts than the first part, lining up troops, attacking the east and the west, and using the terrain... Turning a rescue squad into a gourd baby to save Grandpa, he is also more subservient to the complete instincts of the creatures, more violent than the first. The "eye" in the eye of the next mountain is an undetectable third-party subjective lens, but unfortunately, in the second half of the chaotic shooting is more complicated, and finally it seems to be leaving a foreshadowing pen.
2. Invasion of Darkness; the action storyboard is the most substandard of all the horror films I've ever seen. The enigmatic cutting speed of the mirror, the action subject scene is not reflected. Originally there was a stunning theme, discussing the crisis of trust and the alienation of human nature by the environment, but he let the actors run to the murder scene and play the family, and the filming was extremely superficial.
3, "Fatal Bend"; a group or a few young people, walking between a barren mountain, unguarded encountering murderous deformed people, and finally being brutally killed one by one. The "Fatal Bend" series is only a bloody and violent horror film on the surface, and love or killing are human instincts, so it has become the two major elements in the film. But behind the ugly deformed people's crazy torture of human beings, is there an element that requires your serious consideration? These deformed people have ugly faces, powerful functions, and bloodthirsty nature.
4, "Short Axe Handle"; funny plasma films, bad taste, this part of the members are a little less, half of the contradictions are mainly concentrated in the crashed cabin. Tears falling from the leaves can be heard, and the result is so inflexible at the end? Watch and play, after all, it is also a classic. This foreshadowing is buried, and I don't know if there can be a fifth part.
5, "Texas Chainsaw Killer"; before watching it, I didn't expect it to be a funny film, and the world view is still a bit confusing to me, but in addition to personally not liking it too noisy, it is a montage excellent work, and some scenes even lean on the amazing line, and finally the leather-faced man holding the chainsaw in a circle in the sky is both funny and pitiful.
6, "Purgatory"; although the whole movie may look a bit single, the plot is good. The Battle of Grozny, the war was too brutal. Peace times are so blissful. I always feel that it is the same as two groups of terrorists fighting, I can't see any humanity, both sides seem to be emotionless killing machines, and I can't see justice or the righteousness of the country at all, which is frightening.
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