A series of zombie films in Spain: It is recommended to watch one or two in a row, three or four are bloody and a bit boring.
The uniqueness of the film lies in the dv's perspective, with night vision and shaking, and the feeling of a documentary enhances the authenticity and a strong sense of substitution. The documentary is real and the plot is fake. This combination is very interesting.
When I watched the first part, I felt that there were more platitudes and direct narratives, and there was suspense at the end, and the second part was amazing! The first part felt logical and the second part is a foreshadowing.
To a certain extent, the third part is an independent part, which echoes the first part a little bit. The people of the chainsaw bride have a bit of meaning, which fully reflects the invincibility of true love as a mother. But the scene is really bloody. It seems that since the third smash video recorder, the death video has abandoned this documentary style of shooting.
The fourth part lacks highlights. The setting of the story is on a boat, which is not interesting.
In the second part, the reason for this incident is explained, which is related to religion. In the third part, the reason is deducted by shaping the church safe house and the priest's words to stop the zombies from moving.
At first I thought it was a bit awkward. Later, I saw that in Spain in Europe, people were accustomed to using horror films to eliminate anxiety and anxiety from religion. Everything makes sense.
All four are saying: to give the public the truth. This topic can dig a little deeper. The fourth part is another questionable ending, and I don't know if there will be a fifth part. Expect uniqueness.
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