Two words: disgusting!!!

I accidentally saw this film that night. The first shot that broke into my line of sight was the red and huge worms all over the floor. Watching them quickly gather from all directions like flowing water to the farmhouse by the woods, I just felt that the Goosebumps also spread all over the body, forming a dense layer.
I heard a friend mention this new American horror film for a long time. It is said that it is very scary. Keep watching.
So I endured my nausea and looked down. Unexpectedly, the more I watched, the more disgusting I became. It really is a typical American horror movie. The aliens and mutant monsters who fell to the earth, survive the catastrophe and finally heroically destroy the monsters and save mankind. The hero and heroine, and of course the most essential one - the disgusting slimy liquid. Old-fashioned elements, old patterns, nothing new at all. Just wondering: in the eyes of Americans, horror Is it equated with sticky liquid? Looking back on the American horror movies in the past. To be honest, watching these so-called horror movies does not feel scary, only disgusting.
Then there are mutant creatures, This is an endless stream of material. As long as there are creatures on the earth, as long as they enlarge and make them ugly, they can become the protagonists in such horror films. Even maggots can kill people, what else is not allowed
? Let’s talk about other disgusting plots. First, the one who was dragged into the basement by the walking dead after fainting (can’t remember the name) stumbled out of the basement. When the door was opened, two slender flesh-colored objects appeared waving. The red worms before, I couldn't help but think that these two were some kind of worms, such as roundworms, and it was disgusting. At that time, I thought that the screenwriter of this film would not take out all kinds of worms in the human body and wreak havoc on the world. Well, that's really disgusting. Second, the heroine saw her husband's whole picture in the hall after waking up. I really had to admire the writer's imagination, and at the same time have 12 points of sympathy for the actor, Think about how it would feel to be wrapped in such a large number of disgusting objects, although I know it is a prop, but after seeing my own stills, I really don't know if he can eat.
Anyway, I still I was disgusted and insisted on seeing it until the end. The ending of the film is terrible, I don't understand it, I don't understand it. I'm glad I watched it around midnight instead of around dinner, otherwise I don't know if I can make it to the end.

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