So of course, before watching the sorority meeting, I also read several film reviews here in detail. Everyone's comments were not very high, mainly because they thought that the murder motive was too nonsense. As a child's shoe said, it was Megan's sister who came to revenge. is a more reasonable reason. But after reading it, I feel that if it is just revenge, it is a superficial reason. Did Andy really carry out these killings just for the sake of his girlfriend and a better life in his next life? Obviously not, it was just a high-sounding reason he gave himself.
I don't know if anyone remembers what Andy said when he killed Cassidy. He said that you disappointed me. I thought you were different from them, but in fact, you are the same as them. Sisters come first.
If Andy just killed other people for Cassi's sake, why did he act so excited when Cassidy didn't want him to do it, and the whole person went crazy in contrast to the gentle face before. It just means that he doesn't love Cassidy as much as he appears - to the point of killing someone for her - on the contrary, he loves himself and does everything for himself.
It is true that if the director focuses on Andy's mental journey, from how to kill to kill, this is undoubtedly not a horror film but a psychological film - in fact, to a certain extent, the horror of human nature is not the routine of a psychological film.
It was also when Andy was madly chasing down Cassidy and the others, he also said, I know you look down on me (this is roughly the meaning, I forgot the original lines). And when he mentioned killing Mickey, he said, xx (Mickey's girlfriend's name, I don't remember...) must have told him, even if he didn't say it, the grandson of the turtle was still alive;
I accidentally heard it in the bathroom The innocent passerby A
who knows the truth; the old housekeeper who knows the truth by accident...
These people seem to be the people Andy killed in order to prevent the truth from leaking, but under this "affectionate" appearance, what is covered up is Andy's inner sense of imbalance. It can be seen that he is excellent from his speech on the stage as a graduate representative, but he may not be so popular in the girls' union, or in other words, among the students. In his graduation speech, the phrase "people who are close to Zhu are red, those who are close to ink are black" also shows that in his eyes, Cassidy's friends, or those who can be extended to girls' clubs or larger, are not good people.
In this case, Andy's own dissatisfaction with many people in the girls' meeting was usually suppressed in his heart. And since Ellie told him that Cassidy was under the pressure of such a secret, he was blessed with a reason that sounded great to him—to save Cassidy, and for the happiness of me and her in the next life. So there is this murderous act similar to the savior.
In the end, he thought that such behavior should be affirmed, appreciated and recognized by Cassidy, but on the contrary, Cassidy thought he was wrong. Andy originally thought that Cassidy was different from other girls and could appreciate him, but she disappointed him and denied him. That's why he's so angry.
This is based on my conjecture, but I think it's more tenable than just killing someone for a girlfriend.
In addition, the old housekeeper is actually a good person. She even warned Andy when he killed her: "Stay away from my girls!"
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