For non-cult fans, this is one of the coolest violence films I've seen recently. Komatsu Nana's acting skills are really average, but she is unexpectedly (or only) suitable to play this kind of weird neurotic beautiful girl who exudes a tempting poisonous gas. The uncle of the office didn't say that the attraction of this movie is that the uncle is completely an anti-hero male protagonist. Does he really have love? He just wants to be loved, but he uses violent methods on anyone, why? Because it makes him comfortable. A manic egoist, is it love for his daughter? I think it is obsession. My daughter is another him, even a darker him. Everything he does is not for justice, not for the truth, not even for love, but for his own comfort, in order to make the gears of his life turn. ...
This is also the charm of the atypical male protagonist, he is not a fictional literary character, but more like every real person.
I have no resistance to this slightly yellow, violent and dark mourning film, and the actors can be described as god-level. The editing is really messy, and the director's shooting technique is inexplicably uncomfortable but inexplicably cool. Three-and-a-half stars, one more star, less than 7 people think it is slightly lower.
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