This one is a little bit better than the first one. In the first one, the male abused scenes, probably only gays would sweat profusely with excitement, but this time it was replaced by a delicate woman, and one of them It can be regarded as exquisite and exquisite, and the ten thousand amorous feelings of struggling and screaming when dying make people's blood swell, and the eighth woman who looks like a classic Slavic ugly girl had her throat cut and bloodletting, which can only be said to be very pleasing to people's hearts and quell public anger. Director Anyway, I spared the audience, because for the audience of this kind of movie, the existence of ugly women is a terrible mistake made by the director as a god, and it is the only magic weapon that the director can use to spoil the audience.
In addition to replacing the abused object with the only beauty with ornamental value, another clever thing than the first part is that it explains the abuse of one of them in detail, however! In such a spectacular scene that should have been described in detail and detail, the protagonist is actually the mother-in-law who is annoying even when he dies... And the death of the beauty was gently led by the director, and the hunter was too excited and not fully prepared. , The kind audience thought they could see the scene of gutting, beheading and beheading, but none of the scenes appeared, and the hunters hadtily surrendered their guns.
This is just the first grim look at the beginning of the film's vulgarity. Next, the hunter of the beautiful woman was bitten to death by the factory's dog because she did not kill the beautiful woman as agreed in the contract. When the tattered corpse passed in front of his friend, the director gave enough shots to make people fully reminisce about the attempt. The sad end of the murderer! ——What is this, is there evil retribution, clear words, and retribution? As for Beth's subsequent slashing of the female model with a giant axe and letting go of the eagle girl, the wonderful scene was once again taken away. Let's put this aside, but there is a fox tail that shows that the bad guy has no good end. A movie with a feast for the senses, from an imperfect arrangement of scenes, degenerates into a vulgar and low-minded, expensive movie, it has become the same boring booklet of karma and reincarnation given by the Buddhist resort. Stuff, even taking a nap on the return journey felt boring and boring, inexplicable.
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