Originally thought to be just a bride’s perspective, "Escape from the Deadly Town" did not expect unexpected surprises.
The movie brings people an intoxicating enjoyment. All character settings and bloody plots revolve around the theme of hide and seek. It is not only the heroine who escaped from the whole family, but also the brothers who tried to escape the fate of the family. With the sound of the record player, who finally found whom, and who really won.
It was only in the middle that it was confirmed that it was another cult subject. The original "le bail", which was originally thought to be the French aristocratic surname, might mean "rent." The film also mentions another family, which should also be annihilated. It seems to be scolding the rich for betraying their souls.
The black goat that the hostess encountered in the cellar, the six-pointed star ceremony, and the "Satan" that was directly shouted out at the end were not new cult factors. What's interesting is that the hostess's cry is very much like a sheep's cry, especially when she escapes from the knife, like the reincarnation of a sacrifice destined to break the family spell.
The story is not innovative, but it can also give people an intoxicating feeling. The heroine is still fighting until the last moment, (a bit like the heroine of "Vengeance", very strong) people applaud her
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