It is about a killer whose original name is "Mad Joe", who is incognito, determined to live a normal life, but exposed himself in a brave act,
so the former gangsters began an endless revenge against him. He had to use his murderous skills to deal with this.
The agent-looking "Mad Joe" has deep-set eye sockets, lean cheeks, and an expression of perpetual poise and alertness. Quiet like a virgin, moving like a rabbit!
The whole play always makes the audience feel tense and suspenseful atmosphere. Behind the calm picture, it always makes people feel that there is a
huge crisis lurking.
The most impressive sentence is that the bad guy who came to seek revenge said to the wife of "Mad Joe": "He is still that Mad Joe. You can also ask him why he is so good at killing people." At this time, Joe's wife still didn't believe Tom It's Joe. You can see the fear of Joe deep inside the bad guy when he says this.
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