Pokémon's Lord of Fear

Teng Shu was a little curious.

After all, just as Teng Shu said, in the current world, it is unlikely that the level of technology will make much progress. This is not to say that Teng Shu himself has no confidence in the level of technology in this world, but that most of the technology in the Pokémon world is relatively close to reality. Therefore, before there is too much super technology in this version of Zhuzi, there will basically not be too much advanced technology.

What's more, Teng Shu himself is very confident about these things. After all, Devin Company is under the control of Teng Shu. Now Devin Company, as a famous company in the Pokémon world, has not figured out anything. Teng Shu doesn't think other companies can figure out anything. However, looking at the title of the latest movie launched by this film company, Teng Shu's expression is a little strange.

"Hmm, extreme deep cold?" Teng Shu looked at the title and couldn't help scratching his head. Was it the extreme deep cold he was thinking of?
Out of curiosity, Teng Shu walked into the cinema. He wanted to see what the plot was all about.

However, when the movie started, Teng Shu felt that he had been cheated, because this thing itself used his technology and did not have too many other details. Moreover, the so-called super perception here was actually achieved through smell and feeling. For example, when Teng Shu was watching the movie, he smelled the scent of the sea. But the plot was good. After all, the plot was basically the same as the "Deep Cold" that Teng Shu had seen in his previous life.

As for the previous life's Extremely Cold, the investment cost was high, but the box office revenue was not much, which was considered a huge loss, so there was no sequel. Otherwise, Teng Shu felt that it was actually a pity. After all, Teng Shu himself quite liked this style.

It is said that the filming cost of Deep Cold was about 45 million US dollars, but the box office revenue at that time was only more than 10 million US dollars. If we calculate it according to the most simple one-third, it would be a huge loss, so naturally there was no follow-up to this movie.

There's nothing you can do about it, that's how capital works.

For movies that can make money, even if they are criticized by the audience, capital will still produce sequels, just like the classic Jason Crystal Lake, which had no follow-up work, even though the film was set in the space age, but Jason still killed people coldly and ruthlessly, or the Saw series, no one knows how many films have been produced, but in general, these movies are like this, as long as there is cost, then they are all fine.

"Forget it, let's just treat it as a revisit of the classics, and this kind of plot..." Teng Shu's expression was a little strange, he thought of the giant octopus in Deep Cold, and this movie itself actually seemed to have a connection at the beginning, but whether it was true or not, Teng Shu planned to consider it after watching the plot. Thinking of this, Teng Shu began to watch the movie attentively.

The Pacific Ocean under the night sky undulated like inky silk. As the searchlight of the Argo cruise ship pierced the dark sea surface, the crew's chatter could be heard on the main deck. This top-notch luxury cruise ship, which cost 300 million Union coins, was carrying 500 passengers to Hawaii. No one noticed that 300 meters below the waterline, a huge monster was caressing the bottom of the ship with the help of the ocean current. The propeller suddenly began to vibrate violently, and the gurgling sound of seawater pouring into the propeller was like a whisper from hell.

Private ship owner Finnegan clenched his whiskey glass tightly, and the ice cubes made a tiny clinking sound at the bottom of the glass. When the mercenary captain Rodriguez slapped the insurance policy on the walnut table in front of him, the metal badge reflected a cold light under the light. "The hijacking plan is perfect," the muscular man said with a grin, "As long as we create a false explosion on the high seas, the insurance company will pay three times the insurance money."

The entire ship suddenly fell into a strange silence, as if all the people on board had disappeared from the ship, but no one realized why.

Cui Lin was playing with her bronze pocket watch by the deck railing. In the yellowed photo on the inside of the watch cover, her father's face was oxidized and peeling. As a marine biologist, she should have refused this voyage full of doubts - until she received an anonymous letter three days ago, which listed in detail the biological sonar map recorded in the deep sea on the night her father disappeared. At this moment, the alarm suddenly tore through the night sky, and the hull tilted violently, causing her medicine bottle to roll down the escalator. The glass shards mixed with hemostatic agents scattered starlight on the steps.

When the mercenaries rushed to the bottom hold, the mutant octopus had been waiting for a long time. Its tentacles covered with suction cups swept across the CCTV camera, and the iris of its lens flashed a strange emerald green light. Kobayashi, the sailor mechanic who first discovered the abnormality, let out an inhuman scream. His mutilated body crashed into the container shelves in rhythm with the breaking of the hydraulic pipes, and blood bubbles in the sticky body fluids burst into strange blue-purple bubbles.

The red light of the emergency lamp enveloped the main restaurant. Broken glass and severed limbs were looming in the shadows. Finnegan dragged his injured leg and smashed open the display cabinet. The crystal exhibits mixed with red wine bottles exploded into powder behind him. "They can move along the ventilation ducts," he panted and wiped the blood from the corners of his mouth. "Those damn tentacles can secrete acid that dissolves protein!"

Cui Lin pressed the stethoscope against the cabin wall. The unique infrasound waves of deep-sea creatures made his eardrums numb. When three tentacles suddenly broke through the cabin door, the ship repairman Joey was using an acetylene cutter to modify a simple Molotov cocktail: "Be careful! They will use two tentacles to fix the target, and the other six..." His voice came to an abrupt end as a crew member was crushed in half. Pink mucus dripped along the ventilation grille, glowing like phosphorescence under the light.

In the locked library, the mercenary sniper was stuffing the magazine into the submachine gun in his hand. When he turned around to get the spare weapon, half of his face had turned into milky white liquid - his scream mixed with the sound of some shellfish opening and closing, producing a suffocating echo in the enclosed space. Cui Lin saw through the crack in the door that the creature used the octopus's unique color-changing ability to imitate the texture of human skin, and suddenly realized that the "Antolia" his father was studying might not be as simple as a deep-sea monster.

The moment all the indicator lights on the dashboard in the main control room went out, Finnegan shattered the bulletproof glass and snatched the joystick. When the mercenaries pointed their guns at his temples, the tentacles suddenly penetrated the air vents and strangled half of the enemies. Rodriguez threw the last two grenades at the monster, but the shock wave of the explosion caused its tentacles to split and multiply. "Damn it! These beasts are evolving!" He stabbed frantically with a dagger, but only the suction cups oozed acid. The sizzling sound of corroding his tactical pants and burning his flesh made him collapse instantly.

Cui Lin found the encrypted log left by her father and discovered that he had modified the sonar frequency map three months before discovering the monster. When she deciphered a regular waveform similar to a whale song, Joey suddenly dragged her to the bulkhead—six eye stalks covered with suction cups pierced from the ceiling, one of which had a barbed bone structure at the end, which was exactly the same as the "unknown weapon organ" marked in the log. "It has intelligence," Cui Lin screamed in shock, "These are not instinctive attacks, they are hunting!"

When the water in the bottom cabin was over his knees, Finnegan found that the bodies of the crew members were wrapped in mucus like cocoons. When he pierced a squirming cocoon with a steel pipe, more than a dozen young octopuses gushed out and gnawed the surrounding metal. In desperation, Cui Lin suddenly remembered the weaknesses of deep-sea creatures recorded in her father's notes: "They rely on resonance to sense the position of their prey!" Everyone worked together to push the piano down the propeller well. The infrasound waves created by the twelve tons of steel and rotating blades caused the octopus tentacles to spasm collectively. On the explosion deck, Finnegan loaded the last two anti-ship torpedoes into the sealed cabin. Cui Lin suddenly stopped him: "The detonator current will trigger a chain explosion!" She picked up the soldering iron to melt the circuit board and rewire it. Joey used his body to block the attacking tentacles to buy her time. When the monster was about to catch up with the escaping rubber boat, Cui Lin pressed the three-second delayed detonator.

After the explosion, the two survivors drifted to a deserted island, but the roars of monsters were heard on the island. After zooming in, they found that this place looked very similar to Skull Island, and when Teng Shu saw this, his expression became a little weird. Teng Shu is now basically certain that this movie is "Deep Cold", but it's just a slightly revised version.

After all, in the original extreme cold, although the octopus monster had some intelligence, it was not very intelligent in essence, and it was very bloody when eating people. When the protagonists broke into the central area, Teng Shu was a little surprised to see the blood-red corpses all over the mountains. You have to know that it was not yet two thousand years ago, and there were not too many deletions and modifications after the domestic television was introduced at that time, and those bloody scenes were also retained.

However, what impressed Teng Shu the most was that a mercenary was swallowed, and after he was beaten out, he turned around and the other side of his body had been corroded to bones. Then, the boss of the mercenaries was slowly swallowed alive by the monster. A man kindly gave him a gun and asked him to commit suicide, but he was still thinking about killing the man. After the man ran away, he wanted to commit suicide, but found that the gun had no bullets. He could only watch himself being swallowed alive. It can be said that it was a very heavy scene.

"Although this film feels a bit fraudulent, it's pretty good overall." Teng Shu is quite satisfied with this film. The film itself is similar to Deep Cold, and the camera effects and special effects are all very good. The only problem is probably the so-called super-shooting, which is actually just adding a bit of the smell of the sea to the cinema, with water mist spraying on the face, which is quite similar to the gimmick of the previous 5D movies.

But from the perspective of a movie, this movie is actually quite qualified, and it can even be said to be relatively good. Although there are some minor problems, they are not particularly important.

"Not bad. If the full score is 8.8, then I can give it ." Teng Shu nodded. Although he admitted that this rating was also influenced by his childhood filter, after all, Teng Shu was really impressed by the movie at that time.

"It seems pretty good. There are still some excellent movies in the Pokémon world." There was a hint of smile in Teng Shu's eyes, but most of the movies in this world are actually quite good, but some movies have relatively few problems.

Teng Shu was a little curious. Would there be other types of movies in this world? Teng Shu looked around and saw that there was a zombie movie at the same time. This made Teng Shu a little curious. After all, Teng Shu was very concerned about zombie movies. Thinking of this, Teng Shu bought a ticket and then went to the cinema.

As a result, as soon as he entered, he saw that the zombie movie here was actually taken from the Alola region. Teng Shu's expression was a little strange. Looking at the people inside happily playing with each other in Alola, Teng Shu always felt a little bit out of place.

The sky of the Alola region was suddenly shrouded in haze. When the first zombie Meowth staggered on the streets of Coconut Village, Pikachu pricked up his ears in fear. The eyes of these Pokémon, which had been eroded by an unknown virus, no longer had the spirit they once had, and were replaced by empty bloodshot.

"Run!" a boy who looked like Hau shouted. His Pokémon waved its fists vigorously, but could only knock down the rotten Rowlet in front of it. The "P virus" developed by the Dark Organization was originally used to make combat weapons, but it accidentally put the entire Pokémon world into crisis. The rainbow-colored hair of the Eevee group was gradually fading and turning into a disgusting gray; Jigglypuff's sweet singing became distorted and harsh, like the wailing of the dead.

Queen Lusamine leads the Royal Masked Men to establish the last line of defense. Her Mimikyu army is defeated in the battle with the zombie vines. Even more terrifying is that the corrupted Bankiras has overturned the fortifications. The rock spikes on its back are covered with spider-web-like crystal clusters. The antidote urgently prepared by a Pokémon doctor is effective for some high-level Pokémon, but it cannot prevent the spread of the virus among the ordinary population.

Under the moonlight, Greninja suddenly stopped and found that the zombie Pokémon no longer attacked actively, but mechanically repeated the moves they learned in their previous lives - it turned out that their fighting instincts were still working. This discovery made the protagonist in the movie realize that perhaps the infection could be reversed by reshaping the memory bands.

When the last ray of sunlight is swallowed by the blood-red clouds, what is in the trainer's Poké Ball, a trustworthy partner or a dangerous existence that may turn against the owner at any time? The entire Pokémon world is experiencing a species mutation that is more cruel than evolution.
Then Teng Shu saw the zombie-ized Ho-Oh and the zombie-ized Groudon.

Teng Shu's mouth twitched. These people really dared to think too much. However, such a setting was quite interesting. After all, they were all transformed into zombies, and it seemed understandable that the skills of the Pokémon no longer existed.

"Tsk tsk." Teng Shu didn't know what to say, but he was quite satisfied with the special effects. At least they spent the money seriously.

Teng Shu touched his chin. It seems that there are still many special film directors in this world. I wonder if anyone can make a more peculiar type of film? (End of this chapter)