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When World War II broke out and the Japanese army occupied the northeast, they repeatedly sent mysterious troops into a massive cave near Dida Juzi. According to legend, the Japanese discovered an immense treasure there. Sixty-five years later, a Japanese tycoon travels to Er Long Lake to invest in building a factory, only to unexpectedly awaken a water monster. Suddenly, Er Long Lake becomes the center of nationwide attention, sparking a series of hilarious events revolving around the creature. (Source: iQIYI) Edit Translation
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Cast & Credits
- Jiu KongShu Guan Lie RenMain Role
- Chen Hao MingHu Xiao YuMain Role
- He HuanYu HuanMain Role
- Li FeiTang CaiSupport Role
- Du Jian QiaoLao Hu TuSupport Role
- HaogoShan Ben Zhai TengSupport Role
Reviews
*Monster of Er Long Lake* blends creature-feature suspense with an environmental cautionary tale, set against the atmospheric backdrop of a remote fishing village. The story follows a seasoned diver and a rescue team as they confront a terrifying aquatic beast, only to uncover that human interference with nature lies at the root of the chaos.
Visually, the film makes strong use of dark, murky water scenes, creating tension and an uneasy sense that danger lurks just out of sight. The CGI for the monster is serviceable for its budget—at times impressive, particularly in close-up attacks, though some sequences feel slightly rushed. The pacing alternates between quiet investigative moments and high-energy action, keeping the audience engaged without losing narrative focus.
The performances anchor the film. The lead actor delivers a convincing portrayal of a man torn between personal survival and protecting the community, showing grit without slipping into melodrama. Supporting actors provide solid emotional beats, especially in moments of loss and fear. While some dialogue feels formulaic, the cast’s sincerity elevates the script.
What stands out most is the underlying message: nature, once disturbed, will inevitably fight back. The film works not only as a monster thriller but also as a reminder of environmental responsibility. It’s a satisfying watch for fans of action-horror with a conscience.
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