There is no huge production lineup, no dazzling star team, but this is still a film worth recommending. The story is gripping, suspense reborn, and the director completely captures your emotions.
The "wolf eats sheep" game is the same as our popular "killing game". In order to hide oneself, unscrupulously point the finger at others, which is a great test of psychological quality. And when the members of this "liar club" tried to move the "killing game" into real life, the truth became scary and weird.
Dodger is the mastermind of all this. She nearly perfected the scheme and implemented this scam, and everyone became her pawn. The most frightening thing is that even if Owen finally guessed the truth, it would be difficult for him to choose, because if he tells the truth, it means that he killed an innocent man instead of a murderer. Therefore, the ending of the story is sudden, but it is also embarrassing.
The story is far more exciting than real life. Who can believe that a teenage girl can have such a strong heart, set up such a perfect game calmly and without showing signs; this girl has a complete insight into the weakness of human nature, and plays with her companions in applause.
Suddenly thought of Yu Zecheng in "Latent", he is actually playing such a role. The difference is that Yu Zecheng has ideals, while Dodger is just for revenge and for excitement.
American movies seem to like to find reasons for the formation of characters according to Freud's theory. Dodger is in an aristocratic school, trying to hide the fact that her family is poor. She is both arrogant and inferior. She has a strong vengeance and cannot bear betrayal. Although Owen was from a wealthy family, he couldn't feel the warmth of the family. He was mischievous, perhaps just to attract his father's attention. He was kind-hearted, which was fully utilized by Dodger.
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