The plot is actually very simple. An Australian girl went to Berlin alone and met a local young man. After the two had sex, the girl found out that she was locked in the young man's home and became a prisoner of the young man. In the process of advancing the plot, the two seem to have had a sweet time, but the heroine never forgets to escape, and finds that she is not the first person to be imprisoned here. Finally, with the help of another female classmate, he managed to escape and did the same, imprisoning the young man in the house, and the film ended.
The most difficult thing to deal with in this type of movie is actually the issue of IQ. For example, when the heroine finds a tool at the beginning, she can obviously kill the hero, but she only gives the hero a painless hand. The male protagonist is no longer bound after the female takes the initiative to resist. The female protagonist obviously has many tools to kill the male protagonist but let him imprison him. The basic IQ is not online, it is no wonder that "The Cabin in the Woods" will satirize the horror film routine viciously.
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