"Midsummer Night's Horror" is an American horror and thriller film. The plot tells about a pair of young lovers going to a small independent village in Sweden to participate in the Midsummer Festival celebration, but as the ceremony goes on, the villagers and the celebration become more and more weird and out of control , They also find that they are about to face fear beyond imagination.
This movie shifts from the snowy gloomy state to the sun-dappled beauty, the Harga hidden in the fields and gardens, a tribe’s practice of the same ancient customs practice, a festival that takes place every 90 years, Dani, Christians, and Others have already flown out of first-hand experience.
A few days later, the tourists gradually realized how far they were from civilization. If genetics is used as a guard against external and psychological fears, Midsummer Night Horror regulates its intensity: it wants to crawl under your skin instead of constantly stimulating your nerves. The film creates a hodgepodge of European traditions, folklore, myths and then slowly enveloping us in the whole world of Harga-a. Like the characters, it is sure to attract the devil of worship. Throughout
, the elements of cultural conflict comedy still exist, and a large part of it is based on the character’s inability to interpret the warning signs around
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The story of "Midsummer Night's Terror" starts from the opening of the film’s lead heroine Dany’s sister using car exhaust to pull her parents to commit suicide. It seems to set a tragic ending for the whole movie. When Dany receives a weird email from her sister, although She was extremely worried and anxious in her heart, but she still had to pretend to leave a message to her parents nonchalantly, and when she was talking to her boyfriend Christian Ann, she also pretended to calmly accept her boyfriend’s statement that "the younger sister just wants to attract attention" Fearing that one's "neurotic" negative thoughts will affect her boyfriend, has since reflected the more independent, individual-oriented thoughts and concepts of Western "modern society" that do not want to trouble others.
portrays the different personalities of each character. I also like the scenes where the movie is intertwined with pain and joy to present despair that no one can escape after all. The director succeeded in creating a refreshing and disgusting sense of conflict through the celebration of the Swedish Midsummer Festival, which not only made people feel the creeps of this kind of situation in some corners of the world.
