He also has a name called "Magic House". Before I saw it, I thought any name was fine. It was nothing more than an appellation, but after reading it, I felt that "Killing Nowhere" is very appropriate.
He reminded me of "The Distance Between Us and the Evil". We pretend to be moral people and noble people. However, under certain circumstances, we may not consciously do what the devil does. There is no boundary between good people and bad people. It is just a matter of thinking, maybe it is, but I believe even more that we have no distance from evil.
The hostess drove out to find friends and accidentally entered the bandit's den. What can the bandits do? They can only be kidnapped to prevent revealing their identity. At this point, what about us? It will be like this too. Anyway, it is absolutely impossible for me to believe that they said they would never say such a nonsense. This is a bet on their own lives. No one would be so stupid and let them go because they promised to never say it.
Think about what will happen next? The imprisoned girls will definitely find a way to escape, but what the bandits are most afraid of is that they will escape. Then there will be an irreconcilable conflict between the two groups, which is serious enough to involve their own lives. Then the "war" will inevitably start at any moment. The smart heroine has always been very calm and did not make a lot of noise, so to a certain extent, he has gained a little trust from the bandits, but because of the existence of unresolvable contradictions, the bandits are also very vigilant. After all, the hostess found the opportunity to stab the female bandits in the head, but unfortunately, they failed to escape, but instead aroused the anger of the bandits. The heroine was raped! To emphasize, the heroine is only 17 years old.
Next, the heroine directed them to drive into a small road closer and closer to their home. The heroine escaped after all, but she took a heavy shot. It was raining heavily and the car broke down again. By coincidence, this group of bandits happened to live in the hostess’s house. The son of the bandit leader discovered this secret and told the owner secretly. After the bandits went to rest, the hostess climbed back to the house. When the parents saw it, they were both painful and indignation, so after understanding the truth, they hunted down a colony of bandits with no mercy, except for the son of the bandit leader.
In this film, it is very strange that except for the three children, everyone is a violent person, a demon who kills people without blinking. How do we judge whether they are good or bad? Isn't it a murderer who killed the parents of the three bandits just because their daughter was persecuted?
I don't think about it this way. In human nature, there is absolutely something that transcends morality and law. For example, someone assaulted your teenage daughter.
Killing has no right or left. It's more like saying that each of us doesn't distinguish between good and bad, just what kind of situation you face. I know that killing is not allowed and the law is not allowed, but under the plot of this movie, what do you tell me to do? Reasonably think of a way to arrest them and hand them over to the police? Yes, it is a better way from a rational point of view, but it is not a feasible way. As long as you have enough understanding of the anger in human nature, you will understand that reason is just a beautiful word that we have created, not a virtue that can be possessed at any time. I have never been afraid of losing both sides and burning jade and stone, I just want to be happy to solve the hatred in my heart!
This film was also banned. The scene is a bit bloody and violent, but it is very happy, but especially the scene where the head of the bandit leader is fried in a microwave oven at the end, which scares you, and then sighs secretly, it's so cool! Exhaust!
No one wants to be a demon. If it is not forced by the world, who wants to live a life of licking blood on the tip of a knife? Good people are forced into murderers, which is the greatest sorrow in this world.

View more about The Last House on the Left reviews
