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An old house appeared on the sky that looked eerie and scary.

Then add the filter to create the dark tones commonly used in horror movies.

With the background music of hell.

Whether it is the current netizens or the ancient people who are watching the sky curtain.

All can be seen.

This video is definitely a hell video.

As the video began to play, a line of large characters appeared on the sky screen - Chinese horror.

I saw three young men walking in laughing.

The house began to shake violently, and bursts of shrill screams were heard.

A moment later, four terrified young men ran out of the room.

……

The picture flashed and turned into Japanese horror.

Four people entered, two men and two women.

After a series of eerie sound effects, no one came out.

No one survived.

……

The scene changed, and the next thing played was American horror.

Three young men and women entered the house laughing.

From the house came the sound of an axe cutting flesh, screams, wails, and splattered blood, filling the entire sky.

A moment later, only a man covered in blood escaped screaming.

……

The screen changes again.

Three young men carrying bottles of wine entered the house.

The sky is fixed, and the scene at this time is Russian-style terror.

I heard screams coming from Tianmu's room.

But soon a group of young men armed with AKs appeared outside, blew open the door with grenades and rushed into the house.

There was a burst of gunfire in the room.

Fire is shining.

It can be imagined that the battle must have been fierce.

Then more soldiers armed with live ammunition, bandits carrying rocket launchers, and even tanks and planes rushed into the house.

The entire scene suddenly turned into a fierce battlefield scene...

The video ended with a double kill sound.

The short video ended and comments started flying out.

《The sound effect of Dabo's KILL didn't hold up at the end.》

"A whole company is going in, right?"

"All fear comes from insufficient firepower."

"There is another image of Chinese horror: one team of three goes in, and two teams of three come out."

"No Indian-style terror? One person goes in, a bunch comes out..."

"I feel like the worst is American horror, just max out the output and you're done."

"Western horror: you survived."

"Chinese Horror—Did You Survive?"

"Chinese horror is too hopeless."

"We have played ghost costumes on Halloween, but no one dares to dress up as a ghost on the Ghost Festival."

"The most despairing thing is Japanese horror. If you don't write an explanation, you can only wait to die."

"Yes, Chinese horror emphasizes that one thing can defeat another."

"Why is there no Thai horror? I quite like watching Thai horror movies."

"Thai horror has a pretty positive outlook."

After reading it, the ancient people basically understood it.

This video is actually a collection of stereotypes from horror movies, TV shows and games from various countries in later generations.

Sui Dynasty.

Yang Guang looked at the comparison of the terrors of various countries and said, holding his wine glass:

"In contrast, I prefer Russian-style terror."

"Everyone is armed with live ammunition, and artillery fire is roaring. This scene is more in line with my appreciation level."

The ministers nearby also responded:
"Your Majesty is right! This fierce scene of Russian terror is exactly the same as your Majesty's spirit of conquering all directions."

And at this time, Tianmu officially began to make comparisons.

【Talking about horror culture such as horror movies, games, and novels. 】

[The four major horror genres that Chinese audiences are more familiar with are probably Chinese, American, Japanese, and Thai. ]

[Today, let's compare Chinese, American, Japanese, and Thai styles to see which one breaks your defense the most? ]

The first thing that appears on the screen is a classic country cottage with gloomy lighting.

Inside the hut, red candles flickered and paper dolls smiled.

With the faint female voice singing in the background...

An extremely terrifying atmosphere was created in an instant.

【Chinese horror has a profound cultural heritage. 】

[It is rooted in China's long history and rich folk culture, and cleverly combines ghost legends, mysterious metaphysics and moral education. ]

[Chinese horror has rich and varied visual elements, and the eerie old house is one of the most representative scenes.]

[In movies and TV shows, you can often see a dilapidated old house with its door closed.]

[The walls were covered with moss, and the windows were broken, making a creaking sound in the wind.]

[The courtyard was overgrown with weeds, and the ruins were filled with a rotten smell.]

[And that spooky coffin. ]

[Paper money is used as a sacrificial offering. When it flutters in the wind, it looks like the souls of the deceased are wandering around, adding a bit of weird atmosphere.]

[In addition, paper dolls often appear in Chinese horror works. ]

What is the essence of Chinese horror?

[Strange feeling + folk taboo + psychological oppression! Use the most familiar scene to give you the most unfamiliar fear. 】

For example:

[You go back to your hometown to attend a wedding, but you find that the bride has no face under her veil...]

[When you pass by a funeral hall in the middle of the night, the paper figurine suddenly winks at you...]

[I received a red envelope during the Qingming Festival. When I opened it, I found that it contained ghost money...]

[The most cruel thing about Chinese horror is that it lets you scare yourself! ]

[Chinese horror is often deeply bound to our cultural memory - the unbreakable rules in the clan ancestral hall, the doors that cannot be opened deep in the old house.]

[The horror created by these elements can make every Chinese person's back feel cold without JumpScare. ]

[The more familiar you are with Chinese culture, the easier it is to be scared.]

[Foreigners may be confused when watching Chinese horror movies: "What's so scary about this?"]

【But after watching it, Chinese people don’t even dare to open their own wardrobes. 】

……

Sima Zhong stared at the sky curiously.

The eerie old house, flying paper money, and weird paper figures in the video made him completely confused. But he felt cold all over.

Sima Zhong scratched his head and asked doubtfully:
"Why are these pictures so strange? Why doesn't the bride have a face? How can the paper figurine blink?"

Ji Shao replied respectfully:

"Your Majesty, this is a scene from Chinese horror, designed to create a frightening atmosphere."

Sima Zhong tilted his head and thought for a moment, then asked:
“But why create an atmosphere of fear?”

"Wouldn't it be better to make everyone happy?"

The attendant was speechless for a moment.

And the sky curtain continued to introduce.

[When it comes to simple and crude visual impact, American horror is definitely the undisputed king. ]

[American horror is known for its strong visual impact and exciting plot. ]

【It occupies an important position in global horror culture. 】

[Often closely combined with elements such as bloody violence, technological fantasy, etc., showing a unique style. 】

[It was like a muscular man, swinging a chainsaw and breaking into the door, not giving the audience a chance to breathe.]

[From "The Texas Chainsaw Massacre" to "Saw", American horror films are always challenging the audience's tolerance limit. ]

[The splattered blood, twisted limbs, and hideous wounds all stimulate our most primitive fear instinct.]

[The characteristics of American horror are that there is plenty of blood and gore: severed limbs, blown heads, and faces covered with internal organs. It's as thrilling as it can be! ]

[Second, the protagonist’s halo is weak: no matter if you are a muscular man or a smart guy, you have to die if you deserve to die! ]

【Third, the ending is often dark: Survival? Not likely, total annihilation is the norm!】

[But what’s interesting is that this kind of straightforward horror is the least likely to leave a psychological shadow.]

[Because it puts all the fears on the table. ]

【After watching a typical American horror movie, you may scream repeatedly. 】

【But once you walk out of the theater, you can return to normal life. 】

[This "forget it once you're done" characteristic has made American horror one of the most popular ways to relieve stress. ]

[Especially during Halloween, those carefully designed haunted houses and horror theme parks actually satisfy people's desire for excitement within a safe range.]

……

[If American horror is physical attack, then Japanese horror is magic damage. ]

[It is like a cold snake, quietly crawling into your bed, and by the time you find it, it is already too late. ]

[Japanese horror is best at creating a sense of disharmony—it is an ordinary daily life scene, but it becomes creepy because of the abnormality of some details.]

[For example, the unnatural crawling posture on the stairs in "The Grudge", Sadako crawling out of the TV in "The Ring", and the death phone call made by oneself in "The Call"...]

These scenes are terrifying because they shatter our sense of security in everyday life.

[What’s even scarier is that the ghosts in Japanese horror stories are often unreasonable, illogical, and incommunicable.]

【Their sole purpose is to spread pain.】

[This setting of indiscriminate killing completely destroys the audience's psychological defense of "as long as you follow the rules, you will be safe", making people feel a sense of despair with nowhere to escape. ]

[The core weapons of Japanese terror can be summarized as follows:]

[Unsolvable fear: Ghosts are unreasonable and illogical, you can neither escape nor kill them! ]

[Alienation of daily scenes: wardrobes, stair corners, TV sets at home... the most familiar places are the most dangerous]

[Continuous psychological hints: sound, light, shadow, and camera language, gradually undermine the audience's rationality.]

[Japanese horror has a strong aftereffect. After watching it, you may not dare to turn off the lights to sleep for several months, or even develop PTSD in your daily life...]

[Of course, we can’t forget Thai horror in Asia. ]

【Thai horror combines Thailand's unique religious culture and mysterious legends to form a unique horror style. 】

[The biggest difference between Thai horror and other genres is that “good deeds will be rewarded and evil deeds will be punished”! ]

[It combines the Buddhist theory of cause and effect with Southeast Asian witchcraft, making you feel that if you don't commit suicide, you won't die. ]

【But the protagonist just loves to die. 】

[The most distinctive feature of Thai horror is its deep integration with religious beliefs. The ancient Buddha statues, mysterious spells, and strange rituals all hint at a supernatural world that is invisible to the naked eye.]

[Different from the indiscriminate attacks of Japanese terror. ]

【Thai horror often follows strict laws of cause and effect.】

[In "Ghost", the unfaithful man will eventually bear the weight of the female ghost. ]

[In "The Devil's Art", those who blaspheme the gods will be met with the most brutal revenge.]

[This narrative mode of good and evil being rewarded not only satisfies the audience's moral expectations, but also adds a sense of fate to the horror story.]

[Thai horror is suitable for viewers who like the occult. After watching it, you will be unable to resist checking Thailand's taboos. ]

【Then I vowed never to go to Southeast Asia in this lifetime. 】

【Finally, let’s summarize:】

[Chinese horror: folk taboos + psychological oppression, suitable for audiences familiar with Chinese culture. ]

[American horror: visual impact + violent excitement, suitable for audiences who like direct visual stimulation. ]

[Japanese horror: unknown fear + psychological torture, suitable for audiences with strong psychological endurance. ]

[Thai horror: karma + reincarnation, suitable for audiences interested in the occult. ]

The video ends.

Barrages of comments appeared one after another.

"Western horror: There is no one in the gloomy town."

"Chinese horror: There is no one in the cheerful town."

"Chinese horror focuses on contrast."

"Materialism, but respect for traditional Chinese culture."

"When you opened the door and saw a pair of embroidered shoes, you were so scared that you ran out. After running for a while, you looked down and found that you were wearing the embroidered shoes on your feet."

"Chinese horror also needs the buff of the Republic of China background."

"Uncle Ying, save me!"

"Japanese horror is the scariest. There is no logic. Ghosts want to harm people without any reason and without any solution."

"In fact, there are also movies like Twilight Zone, Bloody Mary, Freddy, Friday, etc. in foreign countries."

"It's just a stereotype picture for fun."

"But the Thai horror ghosts really scared me."

……

Outside the sky.

Han Dynasty.

Liu He was attracted by the terrifying scenes in the video and kept watching it attentively.

"Haha! These pictures are so interesting and exciting!"

"Chinese horror emphasizes using ghost stories to create a gloomy atmosphere, while Japanese horror relies on silence and depression to scare people. Each has its own merits."

"And the black magic in Thai horror is the most novel and mysterious."

"I don't know either." Liu He suddenly lowered his head and whispered quietly.

"If I were to cast a spell on old Huo Guang, which Thai master would be best to ask?"

"Then the Han Dynasty's imperial palace can also be renovated to create the horror style I like."

“First, fill the atrium with coffins, then have the musicians dress up as zombies and play music.”

"How about having all the maids in the palace dress in white, put on a set of ropes, and hang them from the beams at ordinary times, so that they can be made into living horror decorations?"

"Also, let the palace maids grow their hair long and crawl around in the palace!"

"It's fun! It's fun!"

"This is not only fun, but next time old Huo Guang enters the palace, he might be scared to death!" (End of this chapter)