The film's unbuffered outright violence may make most viewers forget the film's ingenious narrative structure. Although various horrific means of revenge are the main body of the film's performance, the film puts most of the experience in the description of the protagonist's victimization process. The audience's "anger" and the protagonist are fully backlogged, so when revenge comes, "pleasure" replaces any discomfort in watching the movie.
There are five people involved in the murder of the protagonist in the film, and when "Katie" came back to seek revenge, she took different forms of revenge on everyone who had hurt her, and the wonderful thing was that she Each of her revenge methods corresponds to the way those people have hurt her. The elements of "The Godfather" and "Bible" appear in the movie, which can't help but cast a "ritual"-like mystery to "Katie"'s revenge.
In this male-dominated society, women often play the role of "victim" and "help", just like "Katie" who was helpless at the beginning would keep yelling "Help, Help!". But when wounded women take up arms and fight back, they also turn into murderous demons who turn their backs on the sanctuary (the U.S. embassy) so close at hand.
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