This is both an avenging and revenge film. Grief is a complicated process, it's messy it's grueling and most importantly, painful. I loved the fiancé's idea on how to punish the serial killer, after all death is too quick, it'd be too easy an escape. The only thing I'm wondering is if he had the parents find their serial killer son because his own father in law saw his daughter in a similar manner...but also, I think he made it that way because the killer knowing his parents and son are there brought him true fear. They'd see him in such a vulnerable state and also because the door was rigged. Either way, the main character finally got the closure he needed. I don't think it completely eased his pain but it was something he was compelled to do in order to being the grieving process and to make things right. The last scene is of him full on crying which during the whole movie he was unable to do. Overall this is a phenomenal movie. The script, acting, and visual effects were top tier. Props to everyone involved. If I could give more stars I would.
Review of I Saw the Devil
