Seven Neuropathies: Neuropathies come to a meeting

A writer who was concentrating on the script for "The Seven Neuropathies" lost his inspiration after creating two neurotic characters. Jiyou, who likes to steal dogs, heard about this and volunteered to give pointers to the writer, imagining more mentally ill characters one after another. The dog-stealing action of Jiyou and another elderly partner has annoyed a cruel and perverted gang boss. A series of dog-taking actions led to a series of pursuit and escape plans, and the writer was also implicated. While continuing to write the script, he experienced the baptism of various perverted characters and deeds in the play style, and finally was shocked. The creation of the entire script was completed without any risk.

The film was written and directed by Martin MacDonald, the director of "Killers Have No Holidays", and once again joined fellow fellow Colin Farrell to star in the film. Although the film is a plot of a group of killers, Farrell is the only one among them. A writer character against violence. Other actors are also star-studded, the neurotic Sam Rockwell, the veteran actor Christopher Walken, the heavyweight natural born killer Woody Harrelson, and the beautiful girl Abbie Cornish who has a small role. Gabriel Sidibe in "True Love" also showed a small face, mixing up two and a half lines. The entire cast lineup can be considered colorful and full of materials.

Although it's a film full of violence, blood, and perverted murder, it was processed by Irish director Martin MacDonald, who doesn't think he was part of Hollywood, and referenced Quentin Tarantino's style. The film maintains the humorous temperament of "The Killer Has No Holidays", allowing the audience to spend more time indulging in the humorous and philosophical dialogue in the spare time of the bloody scenes, which is completely different from the Hollywood-style process product. When Quentin is about to be gradually infected by the Hollywood atmosphere and regain the old routine of "Kill Bill", we see a different reappearance of Quentin's style outside Hollywood, even if it is not as good as the early Quentin. Such a sharp level is enough to let us see the different style of black comedy.

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