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ପ(⑅ˊᵕˋ⑅)ଓㅤNOTEㅤ::ㅤomg i played this one game where its like psycho boy and its called Corporate Slave☆Magical Girl where you got turned into a magical girl and you work in an office and you cant let yourself be seen as a magical girl while defeating demons, i actually really like it even though puzzle games are not my thing lol (probably because its magical girl themed 👀)

When you’re a kid, what the fuck do you need a debit card for? Like there might be things you want that are a bit more expensive but overall… gumball machines and arcade machines don’t take 10’s and 20’s. You’re constantly inconveniencing the cashiers because you only got something for a dollar and your rich ass hands them a 50 because you ran out of smaller bills.

Plus imagine how goofy you look 7 years old with a thick wallet in your pocket.

"Are you going to do it again?"

The girl shoves you into a stall door, the door getting pushed open by the force of your body against it.

You land onto the bathroom floor and slowly stand up.

Typically, you were the quiet type and usually kept to yourself.

Until the week of the math project in which you were paired up with the angry girl standing in front of you boyfriend.

You noticed throughout the project that he'd make several flirtatious glances at you, but you paid it no mind.

And so here you were. The bitch blaming you instead of her obviously "done-with-the-relationship" boyfriend.

"You little skank!"

The girl kicks you and you stumble back.

She pulls out her phone and starts to take pictures of you.

"Now everyone can see what a true hoe looks like!"

You knock the phone out of her hand, tired of dealing with her shit.

"Dumb bitch! He flirted with me first! Maybe instead of worrying about your next nail appointment, you should be keeping tabs on your boyfriend!"

You didn't even realize what had came out of your mouth until you saw the girl's brows furrow.

She picks up her phone and stands up, brushing herself off.

"I'll see to it that you get what's coming to you, Y/N L/N!"

You watch as she storms out of the bathroom and sigh.

Looking into the mirror, you frown.

"Everyone's going to be disappointed in me. And it's all because of her and her stupid boyfriend!"

You kick the wall in anger, tears rolling down your face.

Walking out of the bathroom, you notice a boy standing by the door, a box of tissues in his hand.

"I don't mean to intrude, but I heard you crying and wanted to know if you were alright."

You nod.

"I'm alright. Thank you."

The boy watches as you walk off, dropping the box of tissues.

"Hell no."

Nobody messed with you and got away with it that easily.

He turns and smiles.

"Of course! It was the girly who wears a ton of make-up!"

Taking a phone from another boy's pocket, the stalkerish male sends a flirty text message to the girl who'd just bothered you.

Walking to class, the boy hums a cute little tune.

"Don't worry, my little Y/N. I'll make sure that bitch never hurts you again."

--- The Next Day ---

You walk up to the school building, tons of news teams and first responder vehicles out front.

"What in the world?"

"You must be cold."

You turn around to see the boy who gave you a tissue yesterday and smile.

He wraps his coat around your shoulders.

"The school won't be opening up until further notice."

You nod.

"Do you happen to know why?"

Your obsessed stalker nods.

"Well, from what one of the detectives told me, a boy apparently texted a girl to meet him behind the school after last period. The girl went and was brutally murdered shortly after. He also posted a picture of his dirty work on one of his social media accounts."

"That's terrible!" You reply.

But deep down, it scared you. There was a killer on the campus nobody ever knew about.

You move closer to the boy and he pats your head.

"You must be scared."

You slowly nod and he smiles.

"It's okay, I'll watch over you until you feel safe enough to walk around on your own."

You look up and smile.

"Thank you!"

You hug the male before hearing loud yelling.

"I DIDN'T DO IT! I DIDN'T KILL HER!"

You turn around in the taller boy's arm to see another boy getting led into a police car.

"Oh, he's one of the school's top athletes. That's sad."

The boy nods.

"It's really a shame the things people do that could ruin their future careers."

The boy holding you looks at the other boy, who turns to him.

"PLEASE! TELL THESE PEOPLE I DIDN'T KILL THAT GIRL!"

You turn and look up at the boy holding you, before placing your head in his chest.

The handcuffed boy looks up at the boy holding you.

He forms a wide smirk on his face before walking over to a police officer.

"May I have a quick word with my friend over there?"

The officer shrugs and the boy walks over.

"Well hurry up and tell them it wasn't me, dumbass!"

The psychotic male raises a brow.

"Now, now. You shouldn't be calling the person you want to be bailed out by a dumbass. But you're correct, it wasn't you. Next time, you should consider putting a passcode on your phone."

The handcuffed boy's eyes widen as the taller boy pats his shoulder.

"Let's see who's really the dumbass, hm?"

He waves before walking off, stopping midway back to you.

"Oh! Good luck!" I think you might need it!"

You walk over to the boy as he wraps a protective arm around you.

"Let's go somewhere warm and away from all this mess."

You nod and smile, happy to have made a new friend.

The boy smiles.

Am I the only person who first watched Lee Jong-suk as Kim Kwang-il before any other roles?

Was this is a smart move? For me yes, yes it was. I don’t think I would have been as impressed if i had watched one of his K-dramas first. You know what they say, judge an actor by how well he portrays a psychopath.

Synopsis: The son of a high ranking North Korean official is suspected of committing serial murders around the world and is chased by South Korea, North Korea and Interpol.

Ok let’s dive in.

Why I decided to watch it ->

I stumbled across this movie while going through stuff related to the 2019 kdrama ‘Strangers from hell’. I was intrigued by the political aspect of the movie since North Korea rarely comes up in dramas. I wanted to see if they would glorify South Korea and squeeze in their own agenda in the movie or whether they would keep it unbiased and give us a compelling story. Also I was up for some action and gore in my target language ;)

What I liked and noticed during the movie ->

Nope, they did not try to show South Korea in a better light. They stuck to their plot and kept the corruption evenly spread.

The movie was broken up into parts much like a story, with a prologue and epilogue. That gave it a more fictional feel and I liked the touch.

The challenge of a movie like this is driving the plot forward and to avoid veering off into predictable scenarios. The reason being, it is plainly revealed that Kim kwang-il is in fact responsible for the killings. No longer can the audience be kept guessng as to whether he truly is the suspect. One plot device has now been thrown far out the window. 

What was compelling was to see the struggle of the police officers in trying to catch this seemingly untouchable lunatic. They have evidence, they debunked his alibis, everything points to his being guilty, all that’s left is to put him behind bars. 

Now here is where the unique storyline comes into play. Korean Intelligence is working to protect him. They will stop at nothing to make sure he is not taken into custody by the police. This is where the politics of it all becomes a bit fuzzy to me. I feel I couldn’t keep up at the start with whatever poltical and financial pull his father had in North Korea. 

Nevertheless, the case is closed, they pin it all on one of Kwang-il’s lackeys and tell a most disgruntled Chae Edo to give it a rest.

Fortunately for Chae Edo (and the audience), a North Korean officer shows up, who was a victim of Kwang-il, ready to take him back to Korea where his father no longer holds power and they  are free to behead him. How nice.

Getting Kwang-il itself is a task, they have to find new, more incriminating evidence, which they do but now Interpol butts in and decides to take psycho boy to America. Again, I wasn’t sure how that added up, something about him knowing his father’s account information and they want in on the sweet dough.

Now with a heavy heart and a completely pissed demeanor Chae Edo hands him over, only to be shot by him. This scene was actually quite unexpected and in hindsight probably worked well as part of Kwang-il’s character.

Interpol rushes off with him, shit goes down when angry North Korean officer rams into their car and leaves with ‘the boy of murderous tendancies’.

We are now happy. We know psycho boy is gonna get what he deserves and Chae Edo is gonna recover. Imagine my surprise when they say that his father is back and even more powerful than before. Turns out North korean officer man had too big a vendetta to keep himself updated. But the reveal was done super well. Came out of nowhere because they got the timing right. You are fooled into thinking they are wrapping it up and then bam psycho boy kills off North Korean officer with the same innocent smile that irked Chae Edo.

Come back to the present, which was shown to us at the start of the movie. Roll through a very nice, trigger-happy scene starring a fully recovered Edo. He now has Kwang-il cornered. And another big surprise, he kills him! Quite brutally and basically tells Interpol to go fuck themselves because Kwang-il never really had any account info anyway.

A further analysis:

Ok so obviously Lee Jong-suk was very good. He had the poise of an entitled boy full of intent to kill. To him murder with a bit of torture is a lovely way to pass the time. What I did not expect was how graphic the scenes would be. Most of the Korean dramas are too worried about aesthetic to portray any gore. However the exception was ‘Strangers from hell’ and now among movies it’s ‘V.I.P’

I think what would have driven home the unfairness of it all was if Kwang-il got away with it. To emphasize the fact that so many people with power get away with all kinds of shit. However I’m glad they didn’t end with a classic, catching him red handed or putting him behind bars. This was a more scarier ending. He himself was one of his own victims, dying in the similar kind of pain he would inflict on his victims.

It was a goodwatch, especially for those who like action and gore. An excellent korean movie in terms of production and acting.