Glorified snuff film hiding in plain sight

Rating: 1/10 (27 March 2014)

The points this snuff film tried to demonstrate:
Evil triumphs at the start.
Your kindness will not save you from evil.
Men as living, active, deadly characters. Women (and other weaklings) as virgins, prey, or corpses.
Some men can try to fight evil man. All women, however, won't stand a chance.
Psychopath man has no emotion, is merciless, is an efficient killing machine.
Psychopath man too strong, too virile, too smart.
Poor us normal men, so nice, so smart, but not young or virile enough, how to fight evil.
Psychopath is creative and efficient in how he slaughters humans.
Good men always love other good men. Watch them talk, and talk.
Good people always think they will be spared, but they won't. Watch them cry and die.
The world is an evil place. Evil triumphs all the time. Really.
Various everyday tools can be used to cause gruesome death to people. Allow us to demonstrate in great detail.
Psychopath man is REALLY an efficient killing machine.
Psychopath REALLY treats his victims like animals, worse, objects.
Evil triumphs at the end.
Wow really?
Apparently mainstream media haven't reassured us of that everyday?
Must be pure joy to be editing the footages of this Coen snuff.
This movie is beyond misogyny. It is a snuff hiding in plain sight. But Hollywood daddies love it. Awards! Applause! We need more serious snuff in mainstream theaters!
If there is -1,000,000,000 stars, No Country For Self-pitying Sadists deserves it.
Poor Coen Brothers. Must have reached a crisis stage...they probably needed some TLC, psychotherapy, or good enema kits.