の. . . Still embarrass me

CULT! Very CULT! A year ago, I was introduced to the evil Japanese CULT world by a friend. I first watched the machine gun girl and then this Tokyo cruel policeman. Sometimes I was really moved by the Japanese people’s free use of cold weapons and firearms, killing people within a hundred steps. Knife and knife see blood, guns and guns headshot, flesh and blood fly all over the place, and even more can use the chopped organs to spray blood and fly in the sky. . . I am even more impressed by the Japanese people's understanding of the distribution of major blood vessels in the human body, turning blood spurting into an art in this cruel world. . . (It is estimated that plasma-like investment in such films will account for 40% of the cost.)
Good-looking comics may not be made into good-looking movies. After all, too many special effects are required, and the investment is small, so it will inevitably fail to meet the expectations. Effect. In fact, there is a very hidden and relatively niche movie in this kind of movie called "The King of Power". The irony is that it was not filmed by CULT’s ancestors, but by a few Hong Kong people who played the role of ticketing. Come out to entertain the public, starring Fan Shaohuang, in which the martial arts action is so powerful that people want to go out and find someone to fight after reading it. After a few years, I bought the original comics and found that Hong Kong people actually made the movie almost exactly the same as the original. Friends who like this kind of film must look for it.
CULT is endless and endless. . .

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