My movie scared the global audience to tears

The man did not stop, lighting one candle after another with an oil lamp.

As the firelight became brighter and brighter, the gloomy feeling in the picture was dissipated a lot.

The camera switched to the man, giving him a close-up.

The man was wearing a linen shorts and trousers, and his hair was combed to the top of his head in a bun. It looked like he was wearing the attire of the previous dynasty.

I can't say how ugly he is, but he looks a bit bad.

He rubbed his eyes, opened his mouth and yawned, as if he hadn't woken up, and wandered towards the center of the hall.

His relaxed appearance also relieved the tension of the audience a lot, and they began to chat quietly.

"It looks like the background of the previous one."

"That's the former dynasty."

"Is this a coffin shop?"

"It should be Yizhuang, right? It's a place specially reserved for corpses."

"Hiss! So there are corpses in these coffins?"

"I don't know!"

On the screen, the man came to the center of the hall and took out a handful of incense sticks. It was estimated that there were hundreds of sticks.

After lighting it with a candle, the man opened the door on the side and shouted into the night sky: "Uncles, brothers and sisters, it's time to eat!"

Seeing this shot, Masao Nome nodded slightly.

He knew that the ghosts in Daxia feed on incense, so the meaning of this shot is obviously to call out the ghosts.

It opens with a traditional sacrificial process. This is a typical traditional horror movie routine. Song Qi used it very skillfully!

The following is probably about offering incense to the owners of these coffins. Masao Nome made a prediction based on experience.

Sure enough, the man on the screen was holding the lit incense and walking towards the incense burner.

But just after taking a few steps, he suddenly thought of something. He looked at the white gauze hanging on the side and muttered: "We are passing by, you guys eat first."

With that said, he came to the gauze tent and lifted it up, revealing a dozen frozen figures behind him.

The camera moved forward to show a close-up, and a gasp suddenly appeared in the theater.

Standing behind the gauze curtain were men wearing official uniforms from the previous dynasty and wearing buns.

But they all had talismans with yellow backgrounds and red characters affixed to their foreheads, and they stood still, motionless.

The camera moves forward and the audience can see close-ups of their faces.

Their skin was grey-green, without luster, and seemed to be covered with a layer of frost that resembled ice and snow.

Their mouths and noses were blocked by red soil, and their chests did not rise or fall.

Moreover, there is a red knife edge mark on their necks, as well as a wavy black line, and some slight dislocation can be vaguely seen.

Most viewers who like to watch horror movies have some understanding of traditional culture.

After seeing these shots, some viewers immediately exclaimed in a low voice: "These are dead people who have been beheaded!"

Looking at the screen, Masao Nome frowned and thought hard.

He seemed to have seen similar records somewhere, but he couldn't remember it for a while.

On the screen, the plot continues.

In front of these standing corpses was an incense table, with a copper incense burner and an oil lamp placed above it.

The man put incense in the incense burner, but the wick of the oil lamp on the table burned to the oil level and began to dim.

As the light of the oil lamp dimmed, the body standing behind the incense table suddenly began to shake slightly.

The man hurriedly raised the wick of the oil lamp a little higher and muttered: "The fire cannot be extinguished. If it is extinguished, it will be troublesome."

The wick lengthened, the fire became much brighter, and the shaking of the body stopped.

"fine."

The man muttered with some fear: "Otherwise, these guys would be walking around in a mess, and we wouldn't be able to catch them."

Hearing the man's words, the college student next to Masao Nome seemed to think of something and whispered: "Can these corpses walk away? Aren't they the same as the zombies in Resident Evil?"

"Maybe it's the same thing."

"How can they be the same thing? Zombies are transformed by the T virus. What about zombies?"

At this time, Masao Nome spoke in a low voice: "In some southern provinces, there is a legend called corpse jumping. After some people die, their bodies will change and regain a certain ability to move because of the excessive yin energy. However, because of

The corpse is rigor mortis and cannot move flexibly. It can only move its head and limbs, and its legs cannot move. It can only move by jumping, so it is called a jumping corpse, or a zombie."

After hearing his explanation, the college students were stunned for a moment, then nodded and thanked: "Thank you for popularizing science, uncle."

"You're welcome."

Masao Nome said casually without looking away from the screen.

He remembered the record about zombies, which was recorded in an ancient book he had seen when he went to Gan Province to collect folk customs.

Ancient books also record a unique local witchcraft called corpse exorcism. I wonder if there are any related elements in this movie.

The movie continues and the plot quickly becomes exciting.

While the man was offering incense, he was suddenly grabbed by a hand extending from the coffin and almost pulled into the coffin. After finally breaking free, he found something dressed as a zombie running out of the coffin.

The man thought there was something wrong with the zombies and hurriedly ran to the zombies to count their number. However, a zombie attacked him from behind, scaring him and running away in a hurry.

When escaping, the wind he brought blew out the oil lamp on the table and took off the yellow talismans on the zombies' heads. The zombies were instantly resurrected.

The man was cornered by a zombie. When he panicked, he discovered that the zombie in front of him was a living person pretending to be a living person.

But those real zombies have been resurrected. The man was scared to death and fled in a hurry, while the man pretending to be a zombie was surrounded by real zombies...

In the theater, the audience exclaimed repeatedly, and were amused by the man's demeanor from time to time. They watched with gusto.

But unlike ordinary viewers, Masao Nome looked a little surprised, with an expression full of admiration.

He never expected that in this short two-minute scene, horror elements and comedy elements could be combined, and action and fighting scenes were also mixed in.

What route does this movie take?

From the early foreshadowing, Nome Masao could feel that Song Qi was very good at creating a terrifying atmosphere.

But just when the horror atmosphere reached its extreme, Song Qi used comedy plot to deconstruct the horror atmosphere.

Is it because it is too scary and scares the audience?

Masao Nome was a little puzzled.

A horror movie pursues the feeling of scaring the audience's urine, and horror movie lovers also like that feeling.

Why does Song Qi have to resolve that feeling even though he can do it?

Nome Masao was thinking, but was awakened by the laughter of the audience.

Watching the audience being amused by the humorous fight scene on the screen when Uncle Jiu and Daozhang Four Eyes teamed up to subdue the zombies, Nome Masao suddenly had an enlightenment.

Is this what Song Qi wanted?