this proverb from an unknown source seems to help people quickly enter the subject of the "Catholic of Evil". Hasumi Seiji, this glamorous, kind and caring high school English teacher, with completely cold-blooded actions and resolute slaughter, told the people in front of the screen a truth-to cover up a corpse, the best way is to pile up one. Corpse mountain.
In Miike Takashi's eyes, the crimes of Hasumi Seoji were not meant for people to confess and reflect on. If Kinji Fukasaku and Takeshi Kitano in "Battle Royale" are still trying to explore the relationship between good and evil between people in addition to violence, then the so-called barrier of human perception in "Cathedral of Evil" is nothing more than The fig leaf that Miike Takashi was able to unscrupulously used the lens to express the wicked beauty.
Speaking of aesthetic cognition, Zong Bai Huazong’s "Aesthetic Walk" is a work that Chinese people can’t avoid aesthetics. The most frequent words appear in his book-universe, life, art, beauty, soul, rhythm , Melody, dancing, musicalization, experience-you can get a glimpse of the essence of beauty. There is no element that can be defined from the above words in "The Evil Code". The whole movie uses violence, girls, sex, evil, flesh and blood, corpses, and gun chambers to interpret another definition of beauty.
Destroying good things and destroying valuable things into dust, "The Evil Code" is essentially a perfect tragedy dressed in violent thrillers.
If Kanae Minato carefully asked Yuko Moriguchi to act as an angel in the punishment of the devil in "Confession", then for Hasumi, Yusuke Kishi didn’t even want to pursue the origin of his evil in the past. He just needed to find an excuse to drop the devil. Just enter the world.
For people who don't know who is being held and helplessly move forward every day, "The Evil Code" has become the best catharsis in the middle of the night, and its beauty lies in the true nature of its evil.
One last reminder, when the alarm clock goes off tomorrow, don’t forget to wear your mask from 9 to 5~
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