Building the Myriad Worlds: Slashing Through Hong Kong Cinema, Starting with Curse of the Deserted

Super cool article, super good-looking. I don't want to read it. I'll withdraw it now. Brothers, hurry up and take a look. Taoist realm, killing people in the cursed paradise. This Taocong realm is even more awesome than the Celestial Master realm. It has higher mana and can draw void wind charms. It's an absolutely cool article. [Sneaky smile] [Sneaky smile]

Deeply involved in Hong Kong-style supernatural themes, this work perfectly reproduces the unique thrilling atmosphere of Hong Kong-style horror movies in the 1990s, deeply integrating the classic Hong Kong urban background with Taoist talismans, Yin-Yang magic, and the weird things in the city. The story is rooted in the streets of old Hong Kong, where evil spirits in teahouses, ghosts in old houses, and evil spirits in the streets take turns to appear. It not only has an original Hong Kong-style supernatural thriller, but also incorporates orthodox Taoist exorcism settings, and the plot rhythm is relaxed and moderate. The characters are vividly created and three-dimensional. The protagonist travels between the worlds of yin and yang, acts calmly and courageously, and calmly resolves situations when encountering difficulties. The supporting characters are in line with the temperament of Hong Kong movies, and the sophistication of human nature and supernatural murders are intertwined and collided. The writing style is in line with the Hong Kong style, with a strong sense of atmosphere, the horror scenes are progressive and unobtrusive, and the Taoist fighting scenes are wonderfully and smoothly described. The book not only contains thrilling plots of ghost detection and ghost hunting, but also conceals the customs and folk taboos of the old Hong Kong era. It breaks away from the same supernatural routines and is full of suspense.

In the early days of Hong Kong and Taiwan, this type of film was still very good [smile][smile][smile]

So far so good