I recently watched two awesome horror films, one of which is a collaboration between Taiwan and Japan, and the other is this relatively partial Thai horror film "Shutter".
Translated into ghosts may be a bit blurry. Hell, every time you press the shutter, there are hints of terrible things happening. Starting with photos that can capture ghosts, this film has the pure taste of traditional ghost films, and it is a little bit small. Zhonghe literature and art, no matter from which angle you appreciate it, you will not feel boring.
The best thing should be the suspense.
At the beginning, the hero and heroine drove a car into a ghost. It is easy to think that it is a clichéd plot of "the person who caused the accident and the person was entangled by the ghost", but in fact the accident was caused entirely by a different reason, and the reason was traced back to many years ago, when he was being retaliated by the ghost. After the incident began, all the mysteries unfolded one by one, and the earliest doubts laid out in the front were uncovered rhythmically. Every time I thought that the matter had finally come to an end, it was discovered that the real horror was behind.
Whether it’s the actor’s weight gain, neck pain, or questions about the supernatural photos, the moment the truth is revealed, people are very surprised. Although there are many clues to guess the reason, they can be all right when the ending becomes clear. Continue to feel a psychological shock that is completely different from the horror of the visual system.
Including the purely sound effects and images that create a horrible atmosphere can scare people to death. The picture or plot can satisfy the fans of horror movies.
Although Thai horror films may cause cultural resistance to people who are used to horror films in Europe, America, Japan and South Korea, this film is very easy to watch. At least it is one of the best horror films I have watched since last year.
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