Since knowing that this movie is a horror film, I can't control my heart, always with a trace of fear. But after watching it, there are some thoughts about this movie from the most obvious point of view. I looked for this movie because I saw a film list, and only because of the love of the movie, I will be retro. What I haven't seen from other places for this movie is that its color tone is still used, that is, in daytime or bright places, the overall picture is yellow, and when it is dark or night, the overall picture is green. And almost as long as the vampire stays, the picture is almost all green, except when he is dead. When I first saw Bout’s boss, I felt that he was not a good person. I won’t say anything about the plot. Everyone’s character modeling creates an atmosphere very well. For example, Ellen’s white dress symbolizes her purity; the vampire’s face and long nails have a terrible feeling; Bout’s boss is like a mouse, which also symbolizes the relationship between him and the vampire. (Although in the end, I only knew that the vampire was his master, but I don't know why.) On the camera, several shots of the vampire were shot upwards, creating a terrifying and powerful image of the vampire. In the absence of dialogue, the background music renders the atmosphere very well. If there is no sound, I guess the effect is much worse. Parallel montage is also used in the narrative. On the one hand, it explains the vampire, on the other hand Bout, and on the other hand Bout’s boss. It gives me the feeling that it explains some antecedents, such as why Bout’s boss let Bout In the past, an atmosphere of tension and terror was created. Metaphors are also used, such as piranha, polyps, spiders and mice. In fact, at the end, the director also left us with suspense, why the hero did not die. I checked, and it is said that the actor has become a second vampire. And the sacrifice of the heroine is also combined with the vampire, I didn't remember.
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