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Green 2022-01-08 08:01:05
Smart software based on big data scripts
If a personalized recommendation system can one day be able to write a script, then that is how it can be produced.
Based on the past serial killer movies, we calculated a set of templates and innovated in some eye-catching sections. For example, add some bloody pictures and do some progressiveness...
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Will 2022-01-08 08:01:05
B-rated youth horror movie, unexpectedly okay
This movie is pretty good except for the last part.
Perhaps it is because the plot lacks the emotional expression point of the heroine to change and feels that the killer is too easy to die, not good enough, so in the end, the killer is arranged to die again.
Zack Shires
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Destiney 2022-03-27 09:01:13
There is definitely something cool and funny. Who hasn't tortured and killed nasty and mean teachers and bullied bad students thousands of times in their hearts? How many people's fantasies have been satisfied in the middle of the beautiful boy and the bad uncle's car?
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Wiley 2022-04-21 09:02:52
Torture movies are gradually becoming aesthetically fatigued.
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[from trailer]
[on the Blissfield Butcher]
Millie (Blissfield Butcher): He's like a wolf in sheep's clothing! Who knows how many of our friends he's gonna kill?
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[from trailer]
[having captured the Butcher in Millie's body, Millie in the Butcher's body is trying to convince her crush, Booker, of the switch]
Millie (Blissfield Butcher): Look, I know I look like the Butcher, but it's Millie!
Blissfield Butcher (Millie): He's crazy.
Millie (Blissfield Butcher): [clapping hands to get Booker's attention] Okay, Booker, can you look at me, please?
Blissfield Butcher (Millie): [happily distracting Booker] Booker!
Josh: Dry up, bitch!
Blissfield Butcher (Millie): Booker, help! BOOKER!
Millie (Blissfield Butcher): Will you shut up?
Blissfield Butcher (Millie): [pouting, disappointed] Booker...
