Seriously, if I watched the movie without reading the title, I really couldn't associate this with the "Deadly Bend" series. It's supposed to be the seventh film. Actually, I wasn't expecting much before watching it. After all, since the fourth part, the director forced the protagonists to be mentally handicapped for the sake of the plot, which caused them to get worse and worse. What I think is that according to the routine of the series "Deadly Bend", the beginning should be a few soy sauces to give people's heads, then they are killed by ogres, and then the picture turns to the hero and heroine, and the story of ogres officially begins. But after watching it, I found that this film has basically nothing to do with the first six. There is no ogre torture and murder in this film, and there is no passionate nude scene of the male and female protagonists. Some are just the masked people who live in the "Foundation Club" on the mountain, setting up various traps on the mountain while hunting and preventing others from going up the mountain. Fortunately, this film did not deliberately force the protagonists to lower their intelligence. However, there is also an unreasonable point that these "founding club" people are too elusive, and the protagonists slept in the tent and all their mobile phones were stolen without knowing it. The four men and two women either died in the trap on the mountain or were caught and killed by the "Founding Society". At first I thought the old men in the bar were from the "Foundation Club". But in the end, the heroine and her father were saved. Towards the end of the movie, I thought the heroine went back to the mountain with the boss of the "Founding Club". As a result, the heroine suddenly went berserk and killed them and the little loli and walked out.
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