The title of the film can also be "The Blackening of an 18-Year-Old Girl"
The whole film has been implying the gene of the Stoker family's tyrannical killing, from Richard, to Charlie, and then to India's nature is bloodthirsty. This was more evident when India told my mom that "sometimes people have to do bad things to stop themselves from doing worse things"
Before becoming an adult, India went hunting with his father to release his inner desire to kill. From the good relationship between India and his father, it can be seen that India's love for killing.
After becoming an adult, India has no father to accompany her, she is more gloomy and lonely, and no one accompanies her to hunt anymore. In addition, Uncle Charlie has been deliberately guiding India to feel the thrill of killing, and she finally releases her nature at the end of the film.
I personally think this is one of Park Chan-wook's best works. The overall style is very "Park Chan-wook", even with the use of very bright colors, the audience can vaguely smell the smell of death.
Matthew Goode played a sexy, depraved uncle who seduced a girl to the core. Slowly pulling out the belt to kill is considered one of the sexiest ways to kill.
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