"Death Sentence" is a flashy form of horror film, the plot of the film seems to be inadequate. The man who evolved from a benevolent father to a vengeful demon due to the murder of his beloved son will slay the wicked one by one. Hearing the subject matter is a bit old-fashioned, there is no way to bring new ideas. The creation of the protagonist is superficial, the whole film is full of "violence", and the plot is also buried in it. Whether he was a husband, a father, or a human being, the wimpy man who gave up halfway through, suddenly went violently, it was obviously not convincing
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Revenge will only lead to endless continued vengeance and violent behavior, but can not solve the problem-but this kind of moral theory is not the central theme of "Death Sentence", but only the decoration of violence. Kevin Bacon's dynamic acting style is well played out, although his transition from a "risk assessment expert" to a "father who ignores death" is quite incredible. John Goodman's performance in the film is also very good, but his role as Bones Dali is just a small but memorable role
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