Tired of seeing the protagonist who is perverted toyed with in the palm of the hand, let's reverse watch the movie where the villain is killed by the protagonist and takes revenge. This time, we will take stock of 10 protagonist counterattack revenge movies. The rankings are in no particular order, 10 books cannot cover all of them, and space is limited, so you may wish to revisit them.
1. "No One Survives"
Douban score: 8.3
Reason for taking stock: The narrow road meets the brave to win.
Synopsis: Set in August 1939, eight people around the world who did not know each other received letters from the Owens at the same time, warmly inviting them to Visit Soldier Island off the Coast of Devon, where the couple owned a very luxurious villa. Soon, the eight men were on their own, but when they arrived at the island, they were told that the Owens were not at home, and that they were received by two butlers on the island. In this way, eight people entered the villa one after another in a mixture of excitement and doubt. During the meal that night, a phonograph in the restaurant suddenly rang, and a mysterious voice began to accuse the eight people present, claiming that they had all committed murder. To make matters worse, it didn't take long for the first victim to appear.
2. Law-abiding Citizen
Douban score: 8.0
Take stock of the rationale: a high level of revenge.
Synopsis: Clyde Sheldon (Glad Butler) is a developer living in a small town in Philadelphia, he has a beautiful wife and a lovely daughter, and he lives a happy life. But all this was destroyed by a sudden catastrophe. One night, two thugs broke into his home, and both his wife and daughter were mutilated. However, despite the conclusive evidence, due to the pedantic judicial process and the depravity of Nick Reese (Jamie Fox) assistant executive, the first offender, Clarence Dobby (Christian Stot), was only sentenced to 10 years in prison due to insufficient evidence. I thought everything would be silent, but 10 years later, the unresolved storm of the year resumed. With great hatred, Clyde began to plan revenge, first killing the accomplice Ami, and then he quickly found the evil and shameless Dobby, and brutally tortured and tortured him. Clyde's hatred was greatly vented, but his revenge did not stop there. He was targeting not just the two thugs, but the entire corrupt and depraved justice system...
3, "You are the next"
Douban score: 6.9
Take stock of the reasons: crisp and sharp horror, ironic humor.
Synopsis: In the seemingly ordinary and warm night, a lamb mask is creating a haze of killing, and at any time, anyone, may become the next target of the mask killer. Young Erin (Shani Vinson) is returning to her missouri vacation home with her boyfriend, Christian (AJ Bowen), for his parents' wedding anniversary. Christian's brother and sister both brought their other half to the party, and the family was happy at the dinner table. Outside, however, it was another eerie sight, with several masked killers staring at the family. Suddenly, his brother Drake was shot in the back, and the killing quickly began, and other family members were frightened and injured. At this critical moment, Irene was anti-guest-oriented, organized the defense of the whole family, burst out of the amazing survival instinct, and the holiday home instantly became a bloody battlefield for you and me...
4. "I Spit on Your Grave"
Douban score: 6.6
Reason for inventory: Relief.
Synopsis: In order to devote herself to the creation, the beautiful and charming writer Jennifer (Sarah Butler) drives to a remote countryside to write a novel. Her nicknamed body looks like a beautiful and even dazzling scenery in the local area, which naturally attracts the attention and delusions of many people. Her leisurely and idyllic mood did not last long, and it seemed that there were always countless pairs of eyes watching her behind her. One night, Jonny (Jeff Branson), a gas station worker who has a relationship with Jennifer, leads her friends into her room, and although she resists, she cannot escape the humiliation of this extralegal land, and she is subjected to countless abuses. These beastly men did not expect that their evil deeds would cause Jennifer to transform into a cruel and ruthless goddess of vengeance...
5. "Mint"
Inventory reason: Open and hang a cool film of revenge.
Synopsis: The story focuses on a mother. During a trip, her children and husband were all killed by gangsters. Originally law-abiding, she hoped to use the power of the law to punish these criminals, but the city's police and judicial system has become completely corrupt. In the end, the mother, who had lost everything, had to take up her own guns and weapons and take revenge.
6. "The Beginning and End of the Murder of Kim Funan"
Douban score: 8.6
Reason for inventory: Even the most reclusive person has a limit.
Synopsis: Jeong Hae-won (Ji Sung-won), a single woman who works alone in Seoul's financial industry, is naturally under tremendous pressure from all sides, and her emotions become more and more tense, and she eventually has to take a vacation. Taking advantage of the holiday, Haiyuan returned to her hometown of No Island, where she had been away for a long time. The scenery here is beautiful, the folk customs are rough and even a little barbaric, and the phenomenon of male superiority and female inferiority is still very serious. Haiyuan reunites with her childhood playmate Jin Funan (Xu Yingji), a gentle and cheerful woman who works hard and complains, but her husband and family regard her as a pig and dog, bullying and insulting at will. Funan hopes that his daughter Xiaoyan has a better life, but in this barbaric place, human dignity is wantonly trampled. Under great pressure, the rebellious Funan transforms into a tragic vengeful queen...
7. "Christie: The Killing Site"
Douban score: 6.3
Reason for inventory: Xueba high IQ counter-killing.
Synopsis: It's another thanksgiving holiday, and the once bustling college campus is suddenly empty. The empty campus is a slightly lonely and boring figure, named Justin (Hayley Bennett), who is forced to stay at school because of the high price of air tickets and academic and subsidies. Not long ago, she said goodbye to her beloved boyfriend, and even her dorm friends who had promised to accompany her temporarily ran home for the holidays. Justin was bored to pass the long time, but did not expect that danger was approaching her. Recently, Justin's city has seen the disappearance of female college students who are addicted to parties. Outside, Justin drives to a nearby supermarket to shop, but who knows, he gets into a woman who is not very friendly (Ashley Greeney).
8. Confession
Douban score: 8.7
Reason for inventory: Only violence can be countered by violence.
Synopsis: An ordinary middle school, 1 year B group is about to usher in spring break. The students, who did not know the height of the sky, were making a lot of noise, not knowing that a storm that had lasted for months was coming towards them. Grade teacher Yuko Moriguchi (Takako Matsuguchi) completely ignores the chaos and quietly makes a final confession to the students. The single mother raises her lovely daughter (AiShida) alone, but the daughter eventually drowns in a swimming pool. The police decided it was an accident, and Moriguchi determined that his daughter had died at the hands of two students in the class. She quietly accuses prisoners A and B and announces revenge in her own way. After this, Moriguchi resigned as a teacher, and the students of The First Year B Class also ushered in spring break with fear. At the beginning of the new semester, a cruel storm hit this group of ignorant and fearless boys and girls...
9. "Fruit Hard Candy"
Douban score: 7.5
Reason for inventory: Don't mess with Lori.
Synopsis: Hayley (Ellen Peggy), an innocent and sweet fourteen-year-old girl, meets thirty-two-year-old photographer Jeff (Patrick Wilson) on the Internet, and the two meet at a café and have a good conversation. Hayley offers to go to Jeff's house and ask him to take art photos of himself, and Jeff gladly agrees. After chatting and drinking, Jeff suddenly fainted and woke up to find himself tied up. It turned out that Hayley had come prepared to punish the pedophile who seduced underage girls on the Internet. Hayley searched the house for evidence of Jeff's wrongdoing and castrated him. The neighbor's wife (Played by Wu Shanzhuo) comes to visit and is also successfully fooled by Hayley. As Hayley's punishment plan unfolds step by step, Jeff's true colors gradually emerge...
10. "Captivity"
Douban score: 5.6
Reason for taking stock: The ending is too satisfying.
Synopsis: In addition to the brilliance in front of the spotlight, the supermodel Jennifer (Eliza Kuspert) is accompanied only by her pet dog. On a rare day off, Jennifer goes to a nightclub to drink but is drugged, and wakes up to find herself imprisoned in a secret room by a murderer. Faced with all the torture and intimidation of shadow killers, Jennifer tried unsuccessfully to escape several times. In her moment of discouragement, she finds Gary (Daniel Gillis) across the wall from her. Gary tells Jennifer that he is also imprisoned here, and the two are comforted by the desperate search for a companion. The killer continues to torture the two, and Gary always tries to protect Jennifer during his dealings with the murderer. Jennifer slowly developed a crush on this heroic man, and in the darkness of despair, the two gave each other courage and hope with their bodies. However, the truth gradually surfaced at this time...