Taking advantage of the fact that the summer has not completely passed, Moya Jun recommends a horror film today, the Taiwanese movie "Strange Silk", although it is a Taiwanese film, but it has the appearance of the well-known Japanese actor Yosuke Eguchi.
Today's Taiwanese entertainment industry seems to be relatively lonely, but a dozen or two years ago, Taiwan's entertainment industry was still quite influential in the Chinese-speaking area, whether it was music or film and television dramas.
Released in 2006, "Strange Silk" is one of the representative works of Taiwanese horror films, claiming to be the highest-cost film in the history of Taiwanese cinema at that time, and was also shortlisted for the "One Kind of Attention" section of the Cannes Film Festival.
This movie also left a childhood shadow for many viewers, so it was timid to watch it carefully.
Writer and director Su Zhaobin watched the Japanese drama "The White Tower" and liked Yosuke Eguchi very much, so he invited him to participate in the filming of this film and played a very important role.
The film takes "the first ghost caught in the world" as the premise, tells the slightest love between people and ghosts, and also integrates scientific content such as "anti-gravity" and "nuclear magnetic field".
Japanese scientist Ryoharu Hashimoto (Yosuke Eguchi) leads a scientific team (played by DaiS, Chen Bailin, Zhang Junning, etc.), who invent the "Mengjie Sponge" where ghosts can be seen, and use this "sponge" to capture the ghost of a thirteen-year-old boy.
In order to find out the cause of the boy's death so that he can become a similar ghost after his death, Huang Santai finds a detective with extraordinary abilities, Ye Qidong (played by Zhang Zhen).
Ye Qidong saw a thin wire between the boy's eyes, it seemed to be connected to some mysterious force, things began to get out of control, and strange things began...
This is a real ghost film, there are some more scary pictures, The house Jun will not send it, like to watch horror movies of friends can look at.
In addition to the eerie and terrifying scenes, the film also has some warm scenes of family affection.