The cave is a wonderful world. If the isolation is complete, there will be no living organisms because of the lack of energy produced by photosynthesis. In some caves, bats will prey from the outside and bring food needed by other creatures into the cave. The chemical reaction in the cave directly produces energy to feed the creatures, and it seems unlikely that a giant flying can be created. So this movie cannot convince me in principle. Of course, it seems naive to be scientifically realistic with such a movie, but it does prevent me from participating in the show.
If a horror movie can maintain a sense of mystery from the beginning to the end of the horror element, it can increase the atmosphere of horror and bring suspense, and induce the desire to continue watching. The faint-hearted will find this very exciting. But if a person can understand the nature of his fear, it is generally difficult to enjoy such a process in a movie theater. I used to be a very cowardly person. I have experienced long years of scaring myself. I have been tortured by fear and fear at work, in interpersonal communication, and in investment. With a thorough insight into life, there are fewer and fewer things to fear, and it is almost impossible for me to frighten me by the story on the screen.
Compared with another movie of the same genre, Diablo Invasion is far worse in terms of character fullness and interpersonal suspicion. A movie that only relies on mystery and cruelty to terrorize the audience can no longer satisfy me.
If you want to criticize Hollywood's shallowness and emptiness, this movie is an excellent material.
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