原作：江户川乱步的《魔术师》

七(🌈)夕虐狗大军(jun1 )大多那是你们打开方(🍧)(fāng )式出错这才是七夕正确的打(❤)开方式谈情说不爱你(✖)

Akira, a young and attractive but emotionally damaged Japanese woman moves to the United States to escape a past marked by tragedy. She moves in with her sister Hana and her new husband Adam to start a new life. But as Akira's behavior grows increasingly erratic and strange disturbances mark the night, Akira is forced to reveal her real reason for coming.

An unsuccessful electronics technician builds a machine in the shared home of he and his brother he later shows his friend who creates wishes from from their subconscious into reality. ..

韩雪(xuě )满是恨意的疯狂博士，你会不得好死的，我(wǒ )一定要把你千刀万剐了。

A new BBC film written by Robin Chapman, based on a novel by A. N. Wilson.

陈天豪边跑边回头看(kàn )了下身后越来越近的巨鳄，陈(🚃)天豪粗略的(de )计算了下与河(🦃)流(💔)的(de )距离，坑(kēng )爹的，按照这样的速(sù )度，好像不够时间跑到河水(🕸)里面去(💢)，必须得加快速度才行。

周氏(💍)连忙说道：不了，不了，我就说孟郎(láng )中是个好人，我们秀娥(🕯)也是有福气的。

You can't hold too much against this knowing that it was made in four days, and I had expected it to be campy anyway. (It's not all that campy in reality. With the exception of Kevin Kalisher and Huntley Ritter, who don't take themselves seriously, the rest of the cast plays it halfway straight; Riley Smith is exceptionally bad.) The ridiculous story is actually paid attention to, which kind of shocked me; I assumed the whole purpose with these ultra-low-budget horror movies was to cater to the basest sexual fantasies and not give a damn about the story, but they use lots of words like "technological" and "physicality" in the script to get their point across. (Although it's possible that the story is important only to explain why there's so few cast members.) Nobody cares about this stupid storyline, and the only things that are interesting in the film are the mocking of cults and the soft-core homoeroticisms (which aren't all that edgy). I would have enjoyed it more if there were just some random killings for no reason. The film is grainy, with a TV-quality look and acting level. There are a few "sexy" scenes that are alright -- the boys writhing in bed in their boxers, feeling themselves up; or being tied down and making orgasmic faces while wine is poured on them -- and some of them are kinda funny. And I liked the digs at L. Ron Hubbard and the intended irony of a story about religious cultists told with intense gay overtones, but it still isn't any good. 3/10