The story is a bit like "This killer is not too cold", but the biggest slogan is "The Shawshank Redemption" (the background sound of rescuing Loli on the hotel TV is a passage of old Morgan in it "San Hataño, in Mexico. , a little place in the Pacific Ocean, you know how the Mexicans describe the Pacific Ocean, they say it’s a place without memories, that’s where I want to spend the rest of my life, a warm place without memories.”). It's gone, it doesn't matter what I said above. This is a rethinking from the narrative to the structure of the film, which is completely different from the large action action drama "This Killer Is Not Too Cold". The director skipped the action scenes without even using direct killing shots. The whole movie focuses on the killer joe, from the post-war stress, the shadows of childhood, the mother-son relationship alluded to by Psycho, the life of despair, and the yearning for a better and free life, all of which make this movie unique. PS: I really liked the hospice of the killer who killed his mother.
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