I'm fed up with all sorts of weird and weird filters, so I like this kind of pseudo-documentary filming. The slightly trembling camera, occasionally zooming, the "interview" of the protagonist facing the camera, seems to be communicating with the shooting staff, the protagonist's small expressions facing the camera, small complaints, making the audience feel closer, as if he is the shooting staff , I don’t know if it breaks a layer of dimension, hahaha
Every vampire has his personality and self-esteem. Whether it is Indian or Italian-style English, they have lived in the United States for hundreds of years, and they have to face the ravages of life. Annoying roommates, impatient with boyfriend’s hats, and the Duke’s visit caught them off guard under the pressure of their leadership. He lowered his head and went to find a friend whom he knew before, but who is now fascinated by it. He had to cross the werewolf tribe like a child, but in the end it was solved by a bone. It looks like every one of you, friends, leaders, and even vampires who see someone like him can’t help but sympathize. Whoever is not being ravaged by life, then slowly moves forward with his own character.
There is also a human entourage who has been eager to become a vampire but has not achieved his wish. He is counseling and caring, doing his best to take care of his master but cannot become a vampire, and has been bullied all the time. The unfulfilled wishes of the human entourage, the obsolescence of vampires, and the quarrels with different personalities have simply contracted me to laugh this month hahaha.
It is worth mentioning that Emotional Vampire is going to laugh me to death. It is simply a negative energy colleague around us, nagging, speaking without focus, making people sleepy. Otherwise, it will be the protagonist of The Miserable World, the worst in the world, absorbing our fresh energy, hahaha. Cherish life, stay away from the emotional vampires in life, hahahaha
Who said that vampires are so cool, handsome and free, they have to be overthrown by life all the time, and then think about how to stand up and face it, we, huh, what more bicycles, let’s make do with it, let’s go.
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