"Fatal Induction": Wen Ziren who jumped out of his comfort zone, playing a different horror movie plot summary What is Gabriel (Gabriel/Gabriel) Flesh Fear Logic or Too Much Hint? There are many hints in the whole film that Gabriel is the lens of the heroine: the camera movement, the atmosphere creation and the overall rhythm of the fight Are the heroine's sequel Voldemort + Naruto (string scenes) Whether it is scary or not

"Fatal Induction" is a novel by Wen Ziren and his wife Ingrid. A film created by Bisu and starring Annabella Wallis, the heroine of Annabelle.

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<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="6" > plot analysis</h1>

Madison, the heroine, constantly sees the illusions of murder that really happened, and as he investigates, Madison discovers that all this is related to a "ghost" named "Gabriel Gabriel/Gabriel".

The heroine discovers that Gabriel is a teratoma that shares her brain, parasitically inside her skull, and is awakened with her own head injury. Gabriel can suppress Madison's consciousness and control the heroine's body, turning into a terrifying and murderous "ghost".

In the end, Madison suppressed Gabriel's consciousness when his sister's life was at stake and regained control of his own body.

<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="97" >what is Gabriel</h1>

Gabriel is a teratoma, but also the heroine's parasitic twin, Gabriel needs to absorb the heroine's body for food, at the same time, Gabriel sees things, the heroine can also see.

When the doctor intends to remove the tumor (symbiote Gabriel), because Gabriel and the heroine share a brain and cannot be completely removed, the doctor presses the remaining part of Gabriel into the skull of the heroine, and wakes Gabriel when the heroine's head is hit.

<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="98" > physical fear</h1>

Compared with Wen Ziren's previous works, the biggest difference between this film and Wen Ziren is that there are no real ghosts and the way of creating horror is different.

For example, the surgical scenes in the deleted version and Gabriel appear from the back of the heroine's head in prison, killing the ring, with a little grotesque horror in the blood. Reminds me of horror guru John. Carpenter's works such as "Strange Shape" and "Shuddering Black Hole" are mainly based on physical fear, allowing the audience to have physiological empathy and discomfort.

But physical fear can only bring nausea in many cases, "Fatal Induction" does not give people the feeling of horror, and Carpenter's work combines Cthulhu's "fear from the unknown", which can bring psychological fear while being physically uncomfortable.

<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" Data-track="99" > logical or implying too much? </h1>

<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="100" > there are many shots in the whole film that suggest that Gabriel is the heroine:</h1>

Gabriel looks very much like a woman as soon as she appears;

The heroine looks at her own shadow against the wall;

The heroine is pushing the air;

There are a lot of shots of Gabriel going in reverse:

There is a very obvious shot of the backhand holding the trophy in the 37th minute;

When Gabriel committed the crime;

Later, in the scene where the police pursue Gabriel, it will be more obvious that Gabriel is running away against his body;

The kidnapped woman fell from the attic of the heroine's house in 1 hour and 13 minutes and began to reveal the truth, and Gabriel's clothes and weapons were also found in the attic, which further led everyone to think that the heroine was the initiator of everything, and it was from here that the essence of the whole film was started.

<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="101" > mirrors, atmosphere creation, and fighting</h1>

Wen Ziren's classic smooth mirror style and rich horror atmosphere create a lot of points for "Fatal Induction", in Gabriel occupies the heroine's body to the police station, Gabriel controls the heroine's body, and the reverse direction of the very rational action is strange and strange, and the fight is smooth and vivid.

<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="102" > overall rhythm is poor</h1>

The first half of the rhythm is slow and long, from the revelation that the heroine and Gabriel are symbiotic twins, the pace is accelerated, and the two-hour movie can be completely compressed to speed up the rhythm.

In addition to Wen Ziren, the screenwriter of this film is Accra, who participated in "The Conjuring 3" and "Nun 1 and 2". Cooper and Ingrid. Bisu, from these three works, we can see the level of screenwriting.

<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="103" > misbehaving heroine</h1>

At the beginning of seeing the scene of the heroine Madison being scratched by her husband and hitting the wall and bleeding from the brain shell, I thought: The head is broken and bleeding, don't go to the hospital to check it??? After that, the heroine often had a headache in her head and did not want to go to the hospital at all.

At the end, for a moment, the heroine suppresses Gabriel's consciousness and imprisons him in a spiritual prison, the turn is very blunt, and the sudden protagonist aura suppresses the feeling of evil forces.

< h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="105" > sequel</h1>

The intention of making a sequel is also too obvious, in the spiritual prison, Gabriel told Madison that he would definitely come out, and the heroine said that she would be ready to deal with it next time.

At the end, the lamp next to the bed emits the sound of electricity, which also indicates that Gabriel can still have an impact on the outside world and is not completely controlled.

<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="107" > Voldemort + Naruto</h1>

Voldemort in Harry Potter 1

The Nine Tails sealed inside Naruto's body

After watching "Fatal Induction", Gabriel and the heroine symbiosis setting is really like Voldemort in Harry Potter 1. In the end, the heroine imprisons Gabriel in a spiritual prison, which is also very similar to the nine tails in Naruto who are locked up in Naruto's body.

<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="106" > is not scary in the end</h1>

First of all, let's talk about the degree of horror that I can accept: the game "Escape" can only be played for five minutes, watching the horror game commentary must have a high-energy warning, watching "Ghost Ship" has a nightmare for a week, not afraid of suspense and blood, is afraid of ghosts.

After watching this film, he said: It is really not scary at all. It can also be seen from the purchase of a domestic streaming media that there can be no real "ghost" in the movie.

The whole film is a sudden fright, will only make people a thrill, the first half of the part is some "Conjuring", "Annabelle" feeling, with a depressing atmosphere and daily weirdness to scare people, but completely inferior to "Conjuring", the latter part directly into a plasma action movie, at most with a little nausea.

Although "Fatal Induction" cannot be regarded as a good work of Wen Dao, Wen Ziren dares to jump out of his comfort zone and looks forward to bringing different forms of horror works in the future.