Hello everyone, welcome to this issue of ten points of spit
If you only talk about movies, perhaps the post-90s generation is the happiest generation, because it was just in time for Hong Kong movies to pour into the domestic market, coupled with the popularity of DVD discs, many post-90s were fortunate to watch a large number of Hong Kong cult films.
Take this "Demon Beast City" starring "Jacky Cheung" and "Dawn"
Although this movie has now been cut, it is undeniable that it can still occupy a place in the memory of the post-90s.
The reason is also simple.
At that time, domestic film and television resources were extremely scarce, and the theme of most of the works was very fixed, and the influx of Hong Kong films was undoubtedly a tiger falling into the flock. Coupled with the fact that Hong Kong movies were open-minded and avant-garde at the time, many young people admired Hong Kong movies.
"Demon Beast City" has taken advantage of this aspect
The time background of this movie is set in the future world, the main plot line is based on the dispute between humans and demon beasts, and the film also sets a lot of trendy and interesting plots, "time monsters that can fly down from the wall to take people's lives, liquid human flesh bullet machine monsters, and demon beasts that can turn into elevator motorcycles"
These trendy and surprising elements are soft together, which not only makes many friends feel novel, but also deeply imprinted in their minds.
Of course, in addition to the eye-catching plot setting, the starring role of this movie is also a major highlight.
Handsome Dawn partnered with young Jacky Cheung, which in itself is a tipping point, coupled with the young and beautiful "Li Ruotong" and "Li Jiaxin", this movie is simply a lineup of immortals.
Of course, it is a pity that for various reasons, such cult films may never appear again, but it should also be fortunate that at least our generation has felt the madness of Hong Kong movies at that time.