I had to pile up a mountain of corpses

Kari 2022-04-19 09:02:51

(17 years old text)

The Book of Evil 7.0

"Teacher, I can't die yet, I... I have to take the exam to Dongda!"

"Huh? To die?" (dongda homophonic to die) to fulfill you, bang-

Best in the game.

To hide a leaf, you need to find a forest, and to hide a corpse, you have to build a mountain of corpses.

This is Hasumi's "corpse mountain theory", so when his murder plan doesn't end well because of an unexpected intruder, he sits and thinks for a while, and immediately decides to kill everyone in the class - just for the sake of Cover up the original corpse.

Don't think about whether the "corpse mountain theory" is reasonable or not, and don't worry about why this so-called anti-social personality and high IQ murderer loves killing people everywhere in public places with cameras, let alone thinking about how Yusuke Kizhi and Takashi Miike created such a What is the ultimate murderer to criticize? For Miike Takashi, running to shoot a normal TV series is the wrong way. He was born to shoot banned films, cults, blood plasma, headshots, corpses, and various films. What kind of pervert, he is willing to use a ridiculous theory to prevaricate and is already worthy of the audience, criticism? You may be kidding me, he just had a bad taste and had to shoot a large number of beautiful girls and boys with a large-caliber shotgun in the camera.

Of course, in fact, the impressive "corpse mountain theory" in the original book is not very intuitively reflected in the movie. I think this is the mistake of the old monster Sanchi. After all, something so sinister and awe-inspiring must always be taken out Talent is addicting.

The same type of campus movies about adults killing students, Fukasaku Shinji's "Battle Royale" and Nakajima Tetsuya's "Confession" are all landmark works in Japanese film history. I first read the original novel of "The Code of Evil", and when I read the introduction, I thought of "Confession". I thought that it would be a teacher who is both righteous and evil, and will execute capital punishment on students who commit crimes according to his own logic and justice. The story, I didn't expect only a natural born killer who lacks empathy to kill from beginning to end.

Yusuke Kizhi has been trying to explore the origin of "evil" by depicting such characters since "The Shadow of the Black Room". Evil means lack of empathy, inability to feel the joys and sorrows of others, the most extreme selfishness, contempt for all morals and laws, and when they have mastered legal knowledge and anti-investigation skills because of their high IQ, the result is that once they feel that they are murdered If the profit is the highest, it will be executed without hesitation. To use the metaphor of the original text, it is like a fox that has broken into the chicken coop.

Yusuke Kizhi is just a horror novelist, he is only responsible for showing evil and terror, asking questions and not intending to answer them. As for Takashi Miike, he probably didn't even bother to answer questions and thoughts, he just had to open a crack and let the devil come to the world.

In the catastrophic massacre, people and people, good and evil, those plump characterizations, serious thinking, and discussions should be left to Fukasaku Shinji and Kitano Takeshi.

Although I understand Takashi Miike's virtues, and I would like to enjoy with him the horrible pleasure of blasting others out with a shotgun and splashing blood on the ceiling, I still feel nauseated. the feeling that I had. I haven't watched a full episode of "Death Is Coming" because I've always resisted that kind of death for no reason. In addition to the stimulation and impact of the senses, after all, it will still hurt others.

Don't engage in teacher-student romance, don't cheat in exams, don't steal things, and respect teachers. It can be said to be a very thought-provoking educational film. It is recommended to choose a self-study class for the whole class to screen, presumably the effect is excellent.

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