﻿In today’s video, we will go through the events of 2010’s Thriller Horror, Bedevilled.
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At the beginning of the movie, we see two boys assault a girl on a busy street.
The girl runs and bangs on a car window, asking for help, but it closes.
Hae-won is a witness to the assault. Later the girl is murdered by the boys who were assaulting
her. Hae-won is called to the police station to identify them. In fear, she lies to the police,
saying that the men are innocent as one of them doesn’t have a skull ring. As Hae-won leaves,
the boys threaten her not to identify them. Hae-won then goes to her office when someone traps
her in the bathroom. She sees a woman’s slipper. Hae-won frees herself by climbing above the doors.
She rushes to the office in anger and slaps her co-worker wearing the same slippers,
but she sees another woman with the same pair. The manager calls her
and suspends her. Later, she goes to her home. The superintendent gives her her mails,
saying her mailbox was overloaded. She drinks beer and lies on the couch.
Some days later, she visits Moo-do island in a boat. She tells the boat driver that her
grandfather lived on that island. They soon arrive on the island, where a young girl, Kim Bok-Nam,
greets them. She is Hae-won’s friend and is very happy to see her. She runs to the boat to receive
her. They hug, after which she carries Hae-won’s bag and takes her to her grandfather’s house.
Bok-nam goes to bring her some food. When she returns, she finds Hae-won asleep.
The island is poor and undeveloped. The people on the island treat Bok-nam like a slave.
Her husband and his brother abuse her sexually. Her husband even beats her.
She is forced to work for everyone in the village as a free laborer.
The next day, Hay-won walks through the island, visiting different places.
Suddenly, Bok-nam’s brother-in-law comes to her. He offers her a herb to chew.
She chews the herb and spits it immediately as it is bitter. He tries getting close to her,
but Bok-nam’s daughter Yeon-hee arrives and asks what he is doing. He then walks away. Later that
day, Hae-won and Yeon-hee play by the sea. They make paper boats and shell ornaments. When they
return home, they hear a woman screaming. Bok-nam’s husband is having sex with a
prostitute from Seoul. Bok-nam tells Hae-won to take Yeon-hee and go to her grandfather’s house.
After a while, the prostitute chats with Bok-nam and asks her for forgiveness. She tells Bok-nam
that her husband paid her boss a hefty sum, so she had to come unwillingly. She asks Bok-nam
to run away with her to Seoul, but Bok-nam worries about Yeon-hee needing a father.
Later that day, when Bok-nam is taking out honey from the beehive, her husband distracts her, and
she is bitten by the bees on her face. Her husband offers her bean paste to put on the sting wound.
Then she visits Hae-won. Hae-won asks her about she tolerating her husband having sex with a
prostitute in her own house. She tells her that they all keep things to themselves on that island.
Hae-won tells her that she is an adult now and she needs to take care of herself
now. They then lie on the floor together. After a while, when Bok-nam reaches home,
she finds her daughter applying face cream and nail polish. She asks her if she stole
it from the prostitute earlier, but Yeon-hee tells her that her father gave her those.
She also tells Bok-nam that she also wants to be loved by her father. Suddenly, Bok-nam’s husband
enters the room and kicks Bok-nam. He asks if they were arguing about the stuff that he gave
his daughter. He spills the nail polish all over Bok-nam. Bok-nam leaves and goes to Hae-won.
Meanwhile, Hae-won receives a text from her boss about her being laid off from her job. She calls
her boss, but the call is unreachable. She starts packing her stuff. She then sees Bok-nam sitting
on her porch. She tells her that she is leaving tomorrow in the first boat. Hae-won sees the nail
polish spilled over Bok-nam’s face and asks if it’s blood. Bok-nam says that it’s not blood,
and then she asks Hae-won if she can take her and Yeon-hee to Seoul with her. Hae-won tells her that
she needs to manage some things in Seoul, and she promises to take them the next time she comes.
Bok-nam recalls Hae-won promising to take her to Seoul many years back when she first left.
She then asks Hae-won to take Yeon-hee with her. Hae-won asks why only Yeon-hee. Initially,
she doesn’t tell, but when Hae-won forces her, she tells that Yeon-hee is not sexually safe from her
father. Hae-won is shocked to hear that, and she shuts the door on Bok-nam, saying she crossed the
limit with such an absurd lie. A woman from the village overhears the conversation.
The next day, Hae-won finds Yeon-hee on a cliff near the sea. She asks her if her
father loved her. She also asks how he loves her, but suddenly, the woman who overheard
the conversation comes there with Bok-nam’s mother-in-law. They take Yeon-hee forcefully.
Then the mother-in-law tells Hae-won that Bok-nam lied to her about what she told.
The next day, after Hae-won refused to take Bok-nam with her, she thinks about the prostitute
who asked her to go to Seoul with her. She calls her from the payphone on the island. She asks
the prostitute that she wants to run away with her daughter Yeon-hee and tells her to come to
the island on a boat the following day. Early next morning, Bok-nam steals some money from
her husband while he is asleep. She then wakes up Yeon-hee and tells her that they are running away.
Initially, Yeon-hee doesn’t want to leave her father, but eventually, she agrees to
run away with Bok-nam. She tells her that she doesn’t want to see her mother beaten by her
father for her whole life. Soon, the prostitute arrives with a boat. Bok-nam and Yeon-hee hurry
and pay the money to the boat driver. Suddenly, they see Bok-nam’s husband on the cliff above.
They ask the boat driver to start the boat and take off, but the driver doesn’t want to.
Bok-nam is then taken by her husband. He drags her to the ground and beats her while Yeon-hee
cries to stop. Yeon-hee tries to stop him, but he takes her, saying he will show her how angry her
father can get. Bok-nam cries, begging not to hurt her girl. She also says that many men raped her,
and she doesn’t know who the birth father of Yeon-hee is. Bok-nam’s husband turns around and
slaps her, and she falls to the ground. He starts kicking her. Yeon-hee tries to stop her father
and bites his thigh. He grabs Yeon-hee by her hair and throws her off to the ground. She hits a rock
and falls unconscious. She dies shortly after. The women of the island ask Bok-nam’s husband to stop.
Bok-nam screams at everybody to stay away from her daughter and cries.
Soon, a police officer arrives on the island on a boat. The police officer
asks questions about her injuries. Bok-nam’s husband makes up a story to save himself.
He tells the police officer that he knew Bok-nam was going to run away, so he gave her some money,
but she also tried taking Yeon-hee with her. The child didn’t want to run away with her, and she
begged her father to stay with him. But, Bok-nam pulled her, and she fell on the rock, hitting
her head and died. All the villagers and the boat driver support the story. The police officer asks
Hae-won if she saw the incident, but she tells him that she was sleeping at that moment. The police
officer then leaves the island in the boat. He asks Hae-won to leave the island by the same boat.
But the villagers ask the boat driver to take the police officer alone before Hae-won arrives.
She misses the boat, and the villagers ask her to comfort Bok-nam as she is grieving her daughter.
That night, Bok-nam stays with Hae-won. Bok-nam remembers her childhood when Hae-won
taught her to play the flute. That day, a group of four boys had surrounded
them. Hae-won had fled from the scene and watched as the boys harassed Bok-nam.
The next day, Hae-won wakes up and throws up. The women of the island dig up potatoes in the field.
Bok-nam also digs the potatoes while the other women sing and take a break.
All of a sudden, Bok-nam stares at the sun without blinking her eyes. She goes to the
women and drinks water while she tells them that when she stared at the sun, it spoke to
her. The women mock her but suddenly, she picks up a sickle and attacks a woman in her throat.
She kills her cold-heartedly. She then goes after another woman who tries to run. She attacks her
too and kills them. Another woman runs screaming. Bok-nam runs after her and kills her too. She then
sits by the dead bodies of those women. There also sits an older man with Alzheimer’s.
That night, Bok-nam’s mother-in-law hides in the bushes while Bok-nam searches for her.
The following day Hae-won wakes up and tries to find the mobile signal. Meanwhile, Bok-nam
sharpens a scissor and cuts the hair of the older man. Hae-won walks up to the tower, where
she sees the wires cut off. Suddenly, Bok-nam’s mother-in-law comes to her panting. She asks her
what is going on. She says that Bok-nam has gone crazy and she killed the women of the village.
In the meantime, Bok-nam finds them and knocks off Hae-won. Her mother-in-law runs to save herself,
but she follows her. She reaches the cliff and has nowhere to go. Bok-nam slowly walks towards
her as her mother-in-law tells her to stop. She sees the men returning on the boat. She
slowly walks back and falls off the cliff. Hae-won wakes up. When Bok-nam’s brother-in-law is
washing his face in the forest, Bok-nam comes behind him and brutally cuts his head off.
Hae-won sees this act of cruelty and runs crying. Bok-nam follows her. The boat driver and Bok-nam’s
husband get off the boat and find the network gone. When the boat driver is drinking water
from the source, he sees the chopped-off head on the tree above him. Suddenly, Bok-nam and Hae-won
arrive there. Bok-nam attacks the boat driver with the sickle. Then she tries to attack her husband.
He stops her and beats her up. He knocks her down. The injured boat driver runs off to his boat.
Bok-nam’s husband takes her to his house and beats her, asking why she did all this.
Hae-won watches him beat Bok-nam. Bok-nam spits on her husband’s face. He tells her that killing her
is self-defense and goes to bring a knife. Hae-won tells him if he kills her, she will call the cops.
He points the knife towards Bok-nam, but she starts licking the knife and his fingers.
This act arouses him sexually. Suddenly, Bok-nam bites his fingers, and he screams in pain. He
beats her and frees himself, and he runs to grab an ax to kill her Bok-nam grans the knife on her
mouth, runs to him, and stabs him. He throws her to the ground and takes the knife out.
He bleeds. Bok-nam frees herself and attacks him with a sickle, again and again, killing him.
The boat driver also arrives there to see the killing. Hae-won and the driver run to the boat
as Bok-nam is still stabbing her husband with the sickle. She asks him if that hurts a lot. He gasps
and dies. Hae-won and the boat driver make it to the boat. He tries starting the boat,
but it doesn’t start. They see Bok-nam coming towards them. Finally, the boat starts, but they
forget to untie the rope that tied the boat. The driver runs to untie it, but Bok-nam gets him.
She pushes him to the water. Hae-won presses all the buttons in the boat, and it speeds.
Bok-nam kills the boat driver too. Sometime later, Bok-nam orders a boat to the
island, and she tells the boat driver to take her to Seoul. The older man with Alzheimer’s
watches her leave the island. After a while, Bok-nam reaches the port. She gets off the boat,
and the boat driver tells her to take a bus to Seoul. She pays him with all the money she has,
but the driver returns her the change and asks her to take care.
Hae-won reaches to the police. She dreams of watching Yeon-hee die from a distance. But
when the police officer came to the island, she claimed to be sleeping at that time.
Hae-won wakes up and finds Bok-nam in her room. She is in the police station and is handcuffed.
She runs out and goes to the police officer but finds him injured and unconscious.
Bok-nam attacks her. She tries to escape, but the station is locked. They fight with each other.
Hae-won then locks herself in a cell and keeps the key with her. Bok-nam searches for the key on the
police officer. She takes out the flute and asks her to play a song that she taught her long ago.
She tells Hae-won that she is unkind. Bok-nam tries opening the cell, but suddenly the
police officer shoots her. She walks towards him injured and hits him with a hammer killing him.
She falls to the ground. She opens the gate to Hae-won’s cell and drags the hammer trying to
attack her. All of a sudden, Hae-won stabs her in her neck with the flute. She bleeds and takes out
the flute. She moves towards Hae-won and lies on her lap. She joins the broken flute and asks her
to play the bloody flute. Hae-won blows into it and cries. Bok-nam wipes her tears off,
imitates playing the flute, and takes her last breath on Hae-won’s lap.
After some months, the scene shows the island and the grave of all the people killed by Bok-nam.
The older man with Alzheimer’s also dies. Hae-won returns to Seoul. She goes to the police station
and identifies the boys who assaulted the girl on the streets. She gets to her house
and takes a shower with all her clothes on. She picks up some mail from the trash and opens it.
Those are letters from Bok-nam. She lies on the floor letting go of the letters.
The movie ends as it shows the stranded island with no humans left.
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