a revenge story

Known as one of the top ten banned films. Of course, in modern times, it may not be considered a banned film. But in the 1970s, this movie was probably quite shocking. The plot of the film is very simple, telling the story of a female writer who was violated and succeeded in revenge. In the film, Stanley and other four men are indeed inferior to beasts. They raped, injured and tortured Jenny to death several times, and asked Lugis to kill and kill. When I saw these people being violent, I really wanted to beat them to death on the spot. These people were killed by Jenny later, and they did not deserve sympathy. The film can be divided into two parts. The first half tells about Jane's acquaintance with four men including Lucis and their various abuses, and the second half tells about Jane's successful revenge and killing the men who hurt her one by one. In the first half, Stanley and other four men were the perpetrators, and Jenny became the victim. Jenny washing her body and going to church to ask God's forgiveness is a watershed moment in the film. In the second half, Jenny became the avenger, and Stanley and the other four became victims and were killed one after another. Stanley seems to be the leader of the gang. He keeps trying to help Lugis, but it turns out that he wants to satisfy his animal desires. After the violence ends, he arranges Lugis to kill Jenny. When he was pointed at by Jenny's vengeful muzzle again, he shamelessly said that he could not resist Jenny's temptation. It is worth mentioning that I learned from his wife later that he is a good husband and a good father. It is an irony. Lugis is the most special of the four men. Gives the impression of a timid, cowardly glasses man, honest deliveryman. He was in love with Jenny, and he begged his accomplices to help him pursue Jenny, but apparently things took him by surprise. At first, he didn't want to hurt Jenny, and begged his accomplices not to hurt Jenny, but he couldn't help. Instead, under the temptation of desire and the request of his accomplices, he changed from a bystander to a participant, but after all, he was not completely lost. Human nature did not kill Jenny in the end. Jenny is the soul of the film. In order to create works, I came to a quiet hut alone. As a result, she suffered cruel and inhuman abuse three times. She was the victim of the atrocities of four men, and she should have sympathy and mercy. After Jenny was victimized for the second time, she returned to the hut. She wanted to call the police, but was discovered by four people, and she was abused and tortured inhumanly again. Jenny later did not call the police and gave up using the law as a weapon to protect herself, but used her own power to avenge the four men and seek justice for herself. After the atrocities were over, Jenny washed her body, went to church, prayed and asked the Lord to forgive herself. (Seeing this, I felt a little unhappy in my heart. Instead, the victim asked for forgiveness from the Lord, but the perpetrator had no remorse.) This is the turning point of the film. Victims become Avengers. Jenny implements her revenge plan, separates the four, kills four successively, and succeeds in revenge. Once a woman goes to extremes, how terrible it is...

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