People have two feelings about cult movies. People like them very much, and people who hate them are extremely annoying. Taking advantage of the recent popularity of " Crying and Sorrowing ", the editor also came to take advantage of the traffic and recommended several cult movies of Wanwan to everyone. Those who have no feelings for cult movies can skip them. [Grin]
1, "Crying and Sorrow"
Taiwan cult movie recommendation, the first thing I want to say is of course this "Crying and Sorrow". Recently, a certain petal is very popular, so popular that even the entry has disappeared. In fact, this movie has been released in Taiwan since the beginning of 2021. Unfortunately, there has been no resources on the Internet, and the editor is exhausted and has no hope at all. Suddenly, the Internet resources have emerged in the past two days, and the popularity on a certain petal has also reached its peak. Unfortunately, the good times didn't last long. In just a few days, the entry for this movie was no longer found on a certain petal. Maybe netizens who have watched this movie think it's too difficult to accept. However, for cult fans, this film is definitely worth watching. Although some dialogues are silly, the horror scenes are abnormal, which are definitely more terrifying than most European, American and Japanese cult movies. It is a good movie that heavy-tasting enthusiasts must not miss.
crying sadness
2, "The Tenant Under the Floor of "
When it comes to nine knives, most people should think of the work "The Girl We Chased Together in Those Years". This romantic comedy was so popular back then. 9 Dao also became famous overnight with this film. I thought he was such a screenwriter. I never expected that he could be linked to cult. This movie is starring , Simon Yam, and it feels very consistent with the temperament of the movie. The movie is very large in scale and is not an ordinary heavy mouth. This is the second deep-reflecting cult film that the editor has seen after the cold tropical fish. It seems that the culture of Wanwan is really deeply influenced by Japan!
tenants downstairs
3, "Report to the teacher!" Strange monsters! 》
9 Knife After "The Tenant Downstairs", Cult no longer likes to be a screenwriter simply, and directly wrote and directed the "Report to the Teacher"! Strange monsters! "Movie. The name of this movie is so strange that no one has ever thought it could be linked to cult. But it’s just that it’s tied up, and it’s also related to the theme of campus bullying. The students who bully classmates in the movie are even more frightening than the monsters in the movie.
report to the teacher! Strange monsters!
4, "The Deadly Party"
The first Taiwanese cult movie I came into contact with was accidentally discovered when my classmates watched the movie. At that time, I remember that cult belongs to European and American culture. I didn’t expect that Chinese-language films also had this kind of thing, and it felt like discovering a new world. (PS: There are quite a lot of cult movies in the 1980s and 1990s.) The plot of this film is somewhat similar to "-person Pet Inn ". In terms of the editor's personal impression, the degree of horror is better than "-person Pet Inn ". When I watched this film the second time, I actually found that the starring actor of this film, Maria Ozawa, but that's all. [Laughing and crying]
Death Party
5, "Escape from the Legislative Yuan"
There are very few movies about zombies in Taiwan. In terms of horror, this movie is not as good as the above movies. But the alternative is that it is not just a horror movie, it is also a comedy movie with a strong sense of ZZ irony. The film style is very similar to many Japanese zombie films, such as the splattered large amount of plasma and the gangster's gangster's gangster's Kirin arm behind it. This film is not very good, but the creativity is worthy of praise.
escaped from the Legislative Yuan
After the declining Hong Kong cult films, only Taiwan can produce some such Chinese cult works. I hope this type of Chinese film will not disappear.
