The protagonists were replaced by women. I didn't expect that they were not as fragrant as the first episode, but the blood was much more than the previous one. Lorna's death method was too cruel. Very shocking, bloodbathed woman, perverted.
Is it true that the pursuit of the rich is perverted? When the wealth he possesses makes all legitimate pleasures within easy reach, it is easy for people to lose the pleasure of getting them, and the only thing that can make them flutter with their old bones is to cross. The line between morality and law is gone.
The process of the rich people bidding for human life is very revealing of human nature. Human beings are really dissatisfied animals. Most of the so-called successful people are empty of heart. They suffer from the pain of this emptiness, but there is no cure for it. Only through the more heart-piercing pain of others, it can be relieved. A blood bath is really more comfortable than a bubble bath, and eating raw human flesh is really more delicious than a steak in sauce. This is actually just the deformed psychology of human beings. I am in pain, but when I see people who are more painful, I will feel more comfortable.
The film depicts human nature through two archetypes, Stuart was shaken from the beginning, and I even wondered why someone who was shaken so early would participate in the first place. But with the development step by step, his bloodthirsty nature was revealed. He was just used to wearing the mask of hypocrisy, and it was a little uncomfortable to take it off on the first day. Another typical example is Todd, who was eager to try at first, and then burst into laughter when he saw Whitney's painful expression, all of which showed his strong desire to vent, but when he really saw the pain of the person he hurt, he was stunned. Now, perhaps it is because of his usually flamboyant personality that the resentment he squeezed is not like a flood, and then he understands how cruel this way of venting is.
There are a lot of things that I don't understand. Sasha doesn't understand the point about killing children. I remember that the children helped the protagonist escape in the first episode, and in the second episode, they helped the protagonist successfully revenge at the end, but I still vaguely feel that even if such children grow up, they will become another group of villains.
The girls are really not too pretty, which is my biggest disappointment. Female No. 1 Lauren German always makes people think she should be prettier, but it's always a little bit worse. The same goes for Bijou Phillips, not to mention Heather Matarazzo. Vera Jordanova is the only passable one. European beauties still have the temperament that Americans do not have, plus a height of 1.78 meters and a graceful curve. This kind of film is really difficult to attract people without a beautiful supporting scene.
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