The film directed by Eli Roth is not a bad film as a show of extreme violence.But the film only caters to a specific audience group-those who love violent movies with simple plots. The filming skills of the film are fairly proficient, but it lacks the refreshing visual effects of "Quick Attack" equivalent works.film is full of various clichés in movies of the "compulsory duty" type. The director tried to bring a subversive look and feel to the audience, but in the end it turned out to be more bloody.
There is no doubt that the film puts its focus on the wrong place. The film is an advertisement about gun cultism, because the content of the film is that the law is in the hands of the citizens, murder is regarded as justice, and offensive weapons are regarded as the coolest toys in the world. The film is strictly an "ideological" thriller, mainly to inspire nihilists to laugh when they see the "bad guys" being killed.
