I saw a lot of comments mentioning the original version, I haven't read it, so I can't compare it. Many netizens complain that the pornographic part of this film is not as good as this one, and the violent part is not as good as that. Don’t understand, this film is meant to be pornographic or violent? If you talk about violence, you can still get a little bit sideways. If you talk about pornography, you don’t understand. If a group of people gang-rapes a person, can they actually feel pornographic? Thinking about it will make you shudder. I used to watch the "Defendant" starring Judy Foster (Is it called this name?). The scene of her being gang raped is not as terrifying as this film, but it has made people feel chills, let alone the kind in this film. The feeling of despair called every day should not be called the earth is not working, as an audience, I see this scene is similar to the feeling of watching an episode of "Spartacus" when a slave is late to entertain everyone, I only feel terrible. With anger. Therefore, if you feel that pornography is not addictive, you should not watch this kind of film. In addition, the scene of the heroine being raped in this film is rendered just right, the place that should be blocked is blocked, and the performance is also performed. If you fast forward, you will feel that the subsequent revenge scene is not enough to be violent. There is no need to be more violent than the chainsaw. The violence in this film is not comparable to many movies, but it is appropriate that the pleasure of revenge when watching it is different than the pleasure of pure blood and various ways of killing. This sense of substitution is different from purely selling blood. As for why a girl has to go to such a remote place and not be raped, it's not a good idea. So many girls are raped in so many social news, and few see it because the location is remote and they don’t know how to protect themselves. (Isn’t the heroine of "The Defendant" gang raped in full view of the public), this kind of vicious thing will happen, and it has nothing to do with the location and time. This kind of excuses for rapists is really disgusting. There is no feminism in this film, but anyone who is still bloody will be in vain if he does not rise up in the face of huge abuse. It is very heroic for men to do this, and it is not surprising for women to do this. It is really cool to use violence to control violence in movies, because in real life this is often impossible. In the current Chinese society, the incidents of many girls being raped and forced into prostitution can be described as funny as "prostitution with under-age girls". How many rapists have received the punishment they deserve? If you take the legal route, you are waiting to be succumbed to death, and the end of violence against violence is to send yourself to death, so you can only commit adultery. The theme of revenge is enduring, and there is also a social and psychological consensus. In such troubled times, it is best to pray that you do not become a victim.
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