There is a ghost movie. The male protagonist is a photographer, and the heroine is a female ghost who keeps riding on the male protagonist's neck. This is probably what it means. Please give me the na

There is a ghost movie. The male protagonist is a photographer, and the heroine is a female ghost who keeps riding on the male protagonist's neck. This is probably what it means. Please give me the name of the film.

Movie name: Ghost Shadow/Shutter Watching address: Plot introduction: Ghost Shadow/Shutter Detailed plot introduction Newlyweds Ben (played by Jia Jackson) and Jane (Rachel Taylor) are both photographers , the two of them came to Japan because of work. After arriving in Japan, the two of them drove to Tokyo. While passing through a ghostly forest on the way, the car suddenly lost control and hit a girl. The girl died in a bloody state on the spot, and the two of them were also knocked unconscious... After an unknown amount of time, when they woke up, they found that the girl had disappeared. Only the large blood stains on the ground proved that this was not a dream. . Although their hearts were full of doubts, the two of them had nothing to do - maybe, the matter would just pass. So, they continued to start the engine and came to Tokyo, starting their new life. However, strange events began to happen around them. Ben found that there were always strange white spots on the photos he took, and he couldn't understand it. But Jane thought of the car accident when she first came here, and thought it was the ghost of the dead girl causing trouble - yes, it must be She is here to seek revenge... Movie name: Li Gui Jiangying Watching address: Plot introduction: Li Gui Jiangying Detailed plot introduction A ghost film - "Li Gui" will be released in theaters soon. The film crew specially went to the theater to watch the film first. As a result, team members disappeared one after another. On the other hand, theater staff Yu and Qian planned to secretly make copies of the film and sell them as pirated copies to criminals for money, so Qian was responsible for showing the movie late one night, while Yu used a DV to record the movie in the theater. Qian accidentally fell asleep, and when he woke up, he found that Yu had disappeared, leaving only the DV in the theater. Since Yu could not be found anywhere, Qian had to steal the movie himself. At night, while watching a movie, Qian called Yu, but the call never got through. At this time, the phone suddenly echoed, and Qian seemed to hear Yu's cell phone ringing. However, this ringtone actually comes from the movie I am watching! Qian was surprised to find that Yu had become a corpse in the movie. Qian was so scared that he almost went crazy, but he didn't dare to tell others about it because no one would believe him. After that night, mysterious events began to happen around Qian. Qian's ex-girlfriend Chan discovered Qian's recent uneasiness, and then learned about Qian's experience. During the investigation, the two discovered that the film was adapted from real events, and the "Fusang Sister-in-law" in the film also existed in real life. The two are determined to trace the source of the tragedy that year, but behind the case lies a horrific truth that no one could have expected. Movie name: Death's Crossing Watching address: Plot introduction: Death's Crossing Detailed plot introduction "4 Bias" has created many firsts in Thailand (and even Asia). She is the first one to not have a single line until the heroine dies. It is the first Thai movie (Loneliness) that has bright scenes that look like an action movie. It is the first Thai horror movie that can make you laugh until you get cramps, scare you until you suffocate, and then make you laugh at the same time. A horror movie that shocked you with its plot (The Inbetweeners), it is also a movie that has an extremely unreasonable and slightly clichéd plot that can make you scream and end up on the verge of collapse (Flight 224). Four short and concise stories form a complete theme - fear. Fear comes from all directions, fear is everywhere. Collections of horror stories have appeared before, such as the "Three Updates" series and the "Dark Night" series. The excellence of "4 Bias" does not lie in the horror of the plot, the bloodiness of the pictures or the horror of the ending. It lies in the fact that it has made a certain degree of innovation in traditional old-style ghost films. Speaking of traditional ghost movies, I think the following scene will immediately appear in everyone's mind: female, white clothes (red clothes for Hong Kong movies), long hair, ferocious face, and her hobby is crawling on the ground... Thailand's most famous ghost The film "Ghost" is an organic combination of the above elements. Although "Siamese Shadow" in 2007 has an ending that has nothing to do with ghosts, the ghosts in the film are still ferocious women in white clothes. This situation changed in "Corpse No. 19/Ghost Dismemberment". Although the ghost is still a female figure, there is no trace of the white clothes at all. In this year's "4 Bias/Crossroads of Death", ghosts have stepped out of the "feminine" frame. Only one of the four ghosts in the short stories is female, and two of the remaining male ghosts are considered handsome. The kind (but still scary...). The female ghost's long hair is still ferocious, but she no longer likes to crawl around on the ground in white clothes. Her new hobby is to twist her body, cough and then vomit - a return to the European and American classics of the 1970s. The image of a fierce ghost in the ghost film "The Exorcist". In addition to the breakthrough in the image of ghosts, this film also made some interesting explorations in shooting techniques.

The first story "Loneliness" opens with the heroine (whose name I have forgotten) who was involved in a car accident standing on the balcony wearing a plaster and looking down. There happens to be a busy intersection downstairs, thus echoing the film's title " "Crossroad of Death". To be honest, I was a little disappointed at first, because the plot unfolded really smoothly: a woman with mobility issues used her mobile phone to exchange ambiguous text messages with a strange man when she was bored. The scene was in the girl's room. It changed back and forth, either in the living room or in the toilet. In short, within the first 10 minutes or so, the girl was sending and receiving text messages, and her phone vibrated repeatedly... until she discovered that the person texting her was actually a dead person, and the plot became more complicated. Get exciting.

Later in the story, text messages from the spirit world were sent one after another, and the mobile phone failed again and again.