The 2002 American virus-themed horror film was a small-cost film nearly two decades ago. It can be described as a remarkable general film work. The film is full of pornography, violence, crime, killing, and blood. It was also a popular subject at the time. Drinking tap water and ice water is normal in European and American cultures. This is very different from Eastern culture. Today, hot water is used to make tea in European and American restaurants. It is rare to see old Americans drinking hot water. Video The virus in China is spreading from the tap water, which opens up a mode of infinite evil. In the first half of the play, the story is compact, and it continues to use the old and beautiful remote mountain resort routines. The second half is very far-fetched from the performance of the actors and the development of the situation. It feels hastily ending, expressive and persuasive, and the ending is weak and weak. The theme was remade 15 years later in 2016 and became "New Corpse No Existence", which is significantly better than this work, including the details of the plot and the rationality of the later performance. It is also more sincere than this work. Actor performance: three stars, plot development: two stars, special effects creativity: two stars, comprehensive evaluation: two and a half stars
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