Clare, a university student, believes she has a mission from God to slay sex abusers and other bad men. Equipped with self-defense skills and a desire for vengeance, she investigates the numerous unsolved disappearances of young women in her town. Clare struggles with her relationships with women while encountering various suspicious men, including a comic-relief theatre director. Adapted from a novel, the film combines horror with a supposed feminist angle, but lacks coherence and relatable character dynamics, failing to connect with audiences.
Clare, a university student, believes she is on a divine mission to kill sex abusers, utilizing her beauty as an advantage as she tracks them down.
The film presents Clare as a strong female character with self-defense skills and a dark instinct, equipped with tools to erase evidence after her self-appointed missions.
The storyline reveals Clare navigating a suspicious town filled with predatory men, while her relationships with women reflect toxicity and complication, rather than camaraderie.
Despite being adapted from a novel, the film struggles to resonate with audiences, delivering a pseudo-feminist horror narrative that appears disjointed and tonally confused.
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