Film Review of Fox

Compared with most ghost films that rose in the same period in the 1980s, this film is word for word. Flexible scripts, clever characters and brisk pace have made many fans who are suppressed by horror movies relax their nerves. Chen Xunqi's light comedy itself has a hint of literary color, and although this film is covered with a ghost coat, it still continues the old literary line, and the tone is happy without epilepsy, sad without resentment, which makes people feel comfortable. Although the ending is regrettable, the open ending rekindles some expectations for the film and television drama itself after disappointment. The cost of the film is very small, and the lineup is average, but the fresh and pleasant story touched the audience. (Time Network Review)