Hey what's up guys. Today I'll show you a thriller-horror film: "Lesson of the Evil"!
Spoiler ahead, watch out and take care! The movie begins with the backstory of the
young Hasumi, who happens to be a sociopath. His parents are frustrated as they suspect his
being delinquent. His father linked him to the death of his tutor; so he wanted to punish him,
while his mother cried in distress. She tries to persuade him, and tells him that he is a
juvenile. While naked, Hasumi quietly went upstairs with a knife. Suddenly,
the mother tensely noticed the door opening. Then the scene moves toward the present.
At present, Hasumi is now an English teacher. His students and peers love and respect him for
his friendliness, which masks his true nature. He has an excellent educational background;
at the same time, he is a sociopath resorting to killing as a way to deal with several issues.
In the school office, the faculty members discuss the issue of cheating. Hasumi points out the
use of cell phones as a cheating tool. Since they cannot blatantly body-check the student,
he suggests using the Radio Club Adviser's help, by jamming the cell phones during
exams. But the adviser and other teachers do not seem to concur, as it breaks the law.
After their class, the three school friends talk about their lesson with Hasumi. Rayka
changes the topic, and asks the ringleader of the cheating group, Kay, about his involvement
in cheating. He answers that he is confident about not being caught; so he continuously
does it to mess with the marking scheme. Meanwhile, a student's father complains
about his daughter. He furiously insists that her daughter experienced bullying. He gets enraged as
Hasumi dismisses it, and throws his cigarette. The next day, the three female students come
to Hasumi, to report that the PE teacher is sexually harassing another student, "Miya."
Hasumi then meets with Miya in her truck; and she confesses to him. She reveals that after
the PE teacher discovered that she shoplifted, he blackmailed her into giving him his sexual favors,
as he held the recording of her admission of shoplifting.
After that, Hasumi accompanies Miya to the store to apologize. Then, he instructs her to send
a text message to the PE teacher, indicating that she has cleared it with the store owner,
and that he can no longer blackmail her. The following day, Hasumi collects the
students' cell phones, and secretly uses a cell phone jammer to prevent cheating.
After the exam, the bully boy batters Kay for not sending the answers. He then
reckons that their phones were jammed, suspecting the adviser of the Radio Club
to be the person behind it. Surprisingly, the adviser overhears him, and clarifies
that he was not responsible for the jamming. The following day, Hasumi ruminates about the
ravens in Norse mythology named Huginn and Munnin, the agents of Odin, while
looking at the ravens outside the window. Then in the school, once again, a student's father
is persistent in proving that there is bullying. He gets infuriated as he presents them with an
online post from a site, that only students can access. But Hasumi dismisses it again,
and tells him that he is just complaining to let off steam, which makes him furious.
After that, Hasumi jogs around the father's house. He notices the water bottles on the fence, which
gives him an idea of how to plot his death. The next day, Miya meets Hasumi on the school
roof. She expresses her gratitude, with a hug that advances into a tongue massage. Suddenly,
someone is there; so he lets Miya get out quickly, as he confronts that person,
who happens to be the bully-boy. Meanwhile, the student's father is
frustrated that there is still no message from his daughter. After he smokes, he throws his
cigarette, which later smolders and causes a fire, that burns his house and kills him.
The next day, the detective speaks with the teachers about the death of the student's father.
The detective speculates that someone put kerosene in the water bottles; and it was lit by the
thrown cigarette, which caused the fire. Later, the suspicious adviser comes across the
detectives. He talks about Hasumi, and tries to ring a bell by mentioning the incident at a local
high school, where Hasumi once worked, and where crimes had happened. but they do not get it. Kay,
who has been eavesdropping, asks the adviser about Hasumi. He then becomes more intrigued about
Hasumi, and the incident at that high school. Meanwhile, Hasumi confronts the art teacher,
about being involved in a homosexual relationship with a student. He warns him about its danger and
consequences. The art teacher admits it, and apologizes for it. Hasumi then tells
him that he now holds his life, leaving him stunned. So Hasumi takes it as an opportunity,
to borrow his luxurious car and place. Later, Hasumi brings Miya to the art teacher's
place to satisfy their forbidden hormone pleasure. As Hasumi is about to shower,
Miya notices the scar on his back and asks; but he refuses to talk about it.
The following day, at the library, the trio talks about the "Werther effect," the wave
of multiple suicides at that high school. Four people committed suicide there; two by hanging,
one by jumping, and another by carbon monoxide. Kay tries to imply that Hasumi was involved,
as he points out that the adviser mentioned to the cops that Hasumi worked there. Suddenly,
Rayka tells him to stop his endeavors, as she feels he will be in danger.
Meanwhile, the classroom is in chaos, when a fight breaks out caused by the bully-boy student.
Apparently, an anonymous post online accused him of burning another student's house. Then, Miya
remembers that night when Hasumi asked her about getting onto the message boards online. Just then,
Hasumi comes and stands between the students. After that, Hasumi talks with the bully-boy
student, asking him to have a drink. But he refuses, saying that he is
penniless. but Hasumi insists on it. Later that night, Hasumi is working out
naked while the song, 'Mack the Knife,' is playing in the background, a habit
that he usually does after killing someone. The scene then flashes back to when Hasumi
killed his parents. The young and naked Hasumi was walking backward with the dead bodies on the
ground; her mom seemed to have died, abruptly after a stab right through her chest. He then
calmly washed off the blood on his body, and buried someone's shoes. After that,
the young Hasumi acted in a fake violent scenario, where he cut himself with a knife and called the
police to ask for help. Then he pretended as if someone restrained him, and dropped
the call. He proceeded with the enactment of his imagined crime. He stabbed himself in the back,
and threw himself on the wall, to intensify the force that explains the mark on his back.
Back to the present, Hasumi wakes up in his bed naked,
staring outside the window at his targets, the ravens, and clicks the button to electrify it.
Meanwhile, the adviser meets Kay. He reveals his suspicions about Hasumi, explains that
he dug about him, and finds strange details that link Hasumi to various death incidents;
his former tutor and own parents. The adviser is dubious of those multiple suicides at that
high school, where Hasumi had worked. Oblivious to the bugged room, he proceeds with the detailed
discussion of his investigations about him, while Hasumi has been listening to them.
Later at night, Hasumi tracks him, and approaches him on the train;
while very few people are paying attention. He takes that chance to murder the adviser,
and makes his death appear as a hanging suicide. The school announces the adviser's death the next
day, making Kay realize that the room was bugged. He then hurries into the room to look for it.
Upon finding it, Hasumi suddenly shows up. He confronts Hasumi about the adviser's death;
when suddenly, worried Rayka comes looking for Kay, and finds Hasumi alone in the room instead.
She is suspicious and has a bad feeling, after Hasumi lies about not seeing him.
After knocking out Kay and tying him up, Hasumi tortures him, and asks him if he has told anyone
about the adviser's suspicions. he admits to being the cheating group's ringleader.
Later on, Kay doesn't say anything about telling others, which concerns Hasumi.
Meanwhile, a flashback of Hasumi back in the States, where he met his former ally,
Clay. It begins with their conversation about the song "Mack the Knife," which is
said to be Clay's theme song for killing. Hasumi discerned its lyrics as a killer's
song. Clay thought they shared the same hobby of killing for fun. They became partners in crime,
and enjoyed killing as it showed them carrying buckets full of blood and organs. Eventually,
Hasumi killed his partner by knocking him out, and burning him alive inside a barrel, as they
did not share the same objective in the killing. He then wakes up, and spots the raven he called
Munnin, aiming it with his shotgun, and promising to kill it soon.
Later that day, using a luxury car, Hasumi brings Miya again to the luxury apartment
for an intimate date. While he is taking a shower, Miya discovers several cell phones
in Hasumi's bag, and is shocked to find the missing bully-boy student's phone.
Later, she asks Hasumi if he has the boy's cell phone. He then proceeds with his alibi,
that he forgot the phone after they went to drink. Miya has grown suspicious that
the bully boy's disappearance is caused by the same person, who posted an accusation
against him online. Hasumi thinks that Miya might figure out that he is responsible for
the bully-boy's death. So he forged Miya's suicide note, marking her as his next target.
The following day, the student films his classmates at work, preparing for their event.
Later on, a student comes back, making another student mournful as her boyfriend, the bully-boy,
is now the only one missing. Miya witnesses the girl's sorrow, and runs to tell Hasumi about it.
Meanwhile, the two students spot Miya as she runs, and are worried that she
might meet with the PE teacher. Concurrently, Hasumi lures Miya to
the school roof, as she continuously bothers him with the bully boy. He knocks her out,
and throws her off the building to make it look like a suicide. Suddenly,
another student comes looking for Miya. As she gets closer to Miya's shoes and letter,
Hasumi immediately knocks her out, and kills her. He has no way to cover up another student's death.
so he decides to start a school massacre, and plans to frame the art teacher for it. So he calls
the art teacher, and lies that his beloved student is in trouble, so as to make him come in a hurry.
Meanwhile, the art teacher's beloved is doing his artwork at the fair; and some students notice that
there is no service again. Another student realizes that their phones are being jammed.
At the same time, Hasumi goes to his home to get the firearm he will use for his plan.
Later, the art teacher arrives in the room, where Hasumi is waiting. As he comes closer,
Hasumi knocks him out, and uses his shoes to make it as evidence later.
As the other students notice their phones being jammed, they become suspicious,
especially Kay's friends who know Hasumi, and suspect it to be the person behind it.
Momentarily, Hasumi begins his plan with the three students in the room. Some of
the students hear the gunshots, and the PE teacher comes out immediately. Right after
Hasumi hands Miya's underwear to the PE teacher, he shoots him. The rest of the students on the
ground are now afraid. He then announces that there is an intruder with a shotgun,
and advises the students to go to the roof. The students start to panic and disperse.
Some trust Hasumi and follow him, and some do not. They split up to look for the boy,
who is supposed to meet a girl. Then, others set up a plan of building a barricade.
Meanwhile, Hasumi is on the move, and shoots the group of male students, just like hunting
the birds. He tracks everyone, by crossing out from the class list of those students he has
killed. Out of the blue, he hears some noise calling him. He is hallucinating when he sees
on his gun his former ally, Clay, motivating him through their theme song, 'Mack the Knife.'
Afterward, he proceeds with his killings enthusiastically. The students who have been
waiting to enter the roof happily, welcome him, but are shocked when he shoots them,
one-after-another. He then goes ahead to hunt and shoot the rest of the students.
Fortunately, the boy student escapes the school, and asks for help from a man outside. But then,
the boy decides to go back to save the girl student he is supposed to meet. Then,
the girl student is also making a way to escape, by climbing down the rope.
Not long after, they successfully meet each other. Out of the boy's delight,
he screams her name, which calls attention to Hasumi from the window.
He tries to fight using his archer. but unfortunately, Hasumi shoots them.
Then, Hasumi's personified gun speaks, and cues him to hurry. After he sets the corridor on fire,
he climbs through the rope used by the girl. It is too late for the students to realize to
untie it; and they blame one another right before Hasumi appears in front of them.
Just then, they run for their lives; while Hasumi chases them with his shotgun. Meanwhile,
Rayka and her friend panic and hide. Rayka proposes to use the emergency escape chute.
Subsequently, Hasumi meets the art teacher's beloved. He notices Hasumi
wearing the art teacher's shoes, making him realize his plan to frame the art teacher
for all these. He tries to fight back, but fails as Hasumi finishes him with a stab.
Meanwhile, Rayka and her friend set up the escape chute, and throw their classmates'
bodies wearing their clothes, tricking Hasumi into thinking they are the last on
the list. He shoots the escape chute multiple times, to ensure his targets are dead. Then,
he leaves contentedly, without knowing that they were not Rayka and her friend's actual bodies.
After that, Hasumi concludes this massacre, by setting up
the art teacher's suicide and his alibi. A moment later, many police and detectives
arrive and search swiftly. Then, a cop announces the two survivors, Rayka and her friend,
will spoil Hasumi's plot. He then pretends to be concerned, and tries to console them. Abruptly,
Rayka's friend is infuriated, and denounces him as the culprit. Rayka is still trembling.
so the detective restrains Hasumi as he tries to come closer to her.
Afterward, the friend passes by the nurse's office, and runs toward the recording device,
containing recorded audio of the murdered student, who shouted Hasumi's name before getting killed.
That made the cops arrest Hasumi. As Hasumi gets arrested, Rayka
desperately asks about Kay, who went missing after the adviser's death.
Then, Hasumi answers suddenly, incorporating what he learned from Norse mythology, and says that it
was all the will of God, that he was tasked to kill the demons in the class, and sees the two
survivors as the ravens, and calls her Munnin. Rayka's friend terrifyingly thinks he is crazy.
But Rayka realizes it is just the beginning of his game. After that, it is revealed that
Miya survived, and utters Hasumi's name. The movie ends with the note, "to be continued!"
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