Or what Ryan Murphy (screenwriter) wants to express this time is something else.
After all, the theme of horror has been fully performed in the American Horror Story series.
Under the horrifying themes, exaggerated plot settings, and almost boring character performance, RM reveals in every detail the extent to which the new generation of social behavior is distorted under the influence of various social media. Do you think it resembles the British drama "Black Mirror"?
The part where Chanel #2 was killed, especially the press of the Enter key before her death, was so vivid that we felt like sitting on pins and needles.
You may feel exaggerated/nonsensical/sensational, but it is undeniable that this is truly an intuitive reflection of our current social behavior. Do you really enjoy the food in front of you as in your photos? Are you enjoying the surrounding scenery? Are you taking the person on the opposite side seriously? Maybe you just want to post an INS/Moments.
Ryan Murphy is still the original Ryan Murphy. He can’t achieve the typical British ironic indifference and inhumanity of "Black Mirror". Homosexuality, love triangles, fresh meat, violence and other methods are enough to attract the attention of the audience, but will the audience be bored by using too much?
After 3 episodes, it can be seen that the screenwriter has made serious efforts in the lines, but the wording, plot cohesion and expression are still slightly rough, and it can be made more meaningful instead of simple spiritual chicken soup.
In general, Scream Queens is still worth chasing. I hope that in the future development, the theme can be explored more deeply and smoothly. ,
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