1. "Dark Assault 2"
"Dark Assault 2" is a horror film directed by Neil Marshall, starring Shauna Macdonald, Natalie Jackson Mendoza and others. It was released in 2009. It tells the story of Sarah, the survivor of amnesia, and the other five people who entered the cave to search for the missing five girls but met the man-eating monster again.
The film has more than 100 million at the box office and received unanimous praise from the critics. This is not only because of the extreme killing and bloody effects in the film, but also because the film has added an analysis of human nature, making it more than ordinary horror films. Have depth. As a sequel to the movie, "Darkness Assault 2" continues the effects of "Darkness Assault" with bloody flesh and blood spurting wildly, and will be tragic to the extreme.
2. "Death of Destiny"
"Death of Destiny" is a thriller directed by Arist Gleason. Based on Andrew Waite’s real experience when he was caving in Australia, Richard Lausberg, Reese Wakefield and Alice Parkinson co-starred. The story tells the thrilling story of a pair of father, son and team members exploring the underground caves, but they are blocked by the flood caused by the storm and can only dive into the underwater labyrinth at the bottom of the cave to find a way out. The film was released in Mainland China on September 9, 2011. The story of
"Death of Destiny" has a lot of sadness, and those terrifying and distressing scenes make the audience worry. The story of this film is loose and tight, and the three-dimensional effect in the water and in the abyss is very good. In addition to the outstanding 3D effect, some scenes almost made all the audience breathless. Whether it is diving out of the water, it can make people feel immersive and shocking. Seeing life passing in front of my eyes, the lives of the companions who helped each other a second ago are fleeting, this impact is no less than an excellent special effects shot.
3. "Kunchi Rock"
"Kunchi Rock" is a thriller directed by Jeong Fan-sik, starring Wei Hajun, Park Ji-hyun, Oh Ah-yeon, Yewon, Park Sung-hoon, Liu Diyun, Lee Cheng-wook and others. It was released in South Korea on March 28, 2018. The film tells the story of seven young people who entered the legendary haunted house "Kunchiyan Mental Hospital" for a live webcast and were chased and killed by the wrong souls.
In order to create a "game"-like feeling, compared with the previous Korean horror films, "Kunchiam" puts all the skills in creating sensory stimulation, completely abandoning the in-depth "grudges" of the previous Korean horror movies. To show, to portray the relationship between people is also the end. This approach makes the film a bit boring, but it further magnifies the "horror".
4. "The Shocking Cannibal"
"The Shocking Cannibal 2" is directed by Victor Salva, Jonathan Brick, Eric Nanninger, Justin Long, Nikki Lin The horror film starring Icox and others, premiered in the United States on August 29, 2003. The film tells the story of a bus that suddenly broke down strangely and fell into a trap set by the cannibals in the legend. In order to survive, everyone united in a desperate fight against it.
Man-eaters no longer only appear in distant shots or fast shots like the first episode. The film has thus changed from a psychological horror film in the first episode to a visual horror film in the second episode, and the storyline has inevitably fallen into the cliché of "people dying tragically in an isolated and helpless environment". Fortunately, the director created an atmosphere of horror well, the rhythm control was just right, and the flesh-and-blood shots were quite stimulating to the senses, and the visibility was beyond doubt.
5. "The Depths of the Ocean"
"The Depths of the Ocean" is a feature film directed by Ron Howard, Chris Hemsworth, Ben Westshaw, Hillian Murphy, Michelle Phil Li et al. led the show. The film is adapted from the novel of the same name. It tells the story of a whaling ship that was hit by a whale in the South Pacific in 1820, and the surviving seamen drifted in the sea for 90 days. The film was released in the United States on December 11, 2015.
"The Depths of the Ocean" has a very magnificent scene that makes the audience's eyes intent. It also has a philosophical thinking about humanity like "The Fantasy Drift of the Boy School". If it turns from a young man in the film to a gray-haired old man Thomas’s point of view,You can even see the fragile side of human nature. The most essential content of the film is definitely not in the splendor of the picture, but in analyzing the delicate balance of the world. (Yam news review)
