■22:00~23:40, I finished watching the blood plasma horror comedy "Tragedy Girls" (US/2017), the film tells the horrific story of a pair of Internet celebrity girlfriends who go crazy and go crazy in order to gain the attention of fans story. The cast of the film is full of creativity. Two black and white high school girls are composed of "Storm" Alexandra Shipp in "X-Men: Apocalypse" and "Girl Warhead" Brie in "Deadpool" Anna Hildebrand co-starred, and the two played the "crazy duo" in the film, not only premeditated and planned murder and dismemberment, but even showed a cruel pleasure of enjoying bathing in the world of plasma . A Cult movie that seems to be purely enjoyable at the beginning. After the first happy killing, it began to gradually spread the sense of terror to every corner of the school and even the whole town. Although the story obviously has many slots in terms of logic (you can see it everywhere. The signs of the loopholes all point the identity of the murderer to the two girls. Are all the teachers and students in the school fools?), but fortunately, the movie did not use the story itself to discuss the phenomenon of Internet celebrity by "pretending to be deep" like "Live for Life". It doesn't play too much tricks on flipping routines, and it doesn't have the extraordinary ambition to rush to a profound philosophical path. In my opinion, it is a very pure, joyful, dark, twisted and blood-splattered school of explosions. horror comedy. The difference is that after it seems to be deeply routinized, it actually offers maddening irony and mockery, and a rather unexpected and thought-provoking cruel ending. If several murder motives and behavioral logic can be sorted out more rationally and systematically, I am willing to give this film a higher score. [Score: 6.5 points/10 points]
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