Review of Assassin Club

The wealthy know that assassins kill for money. Of course, it can also be designed so that hitmen kill themselves due to misleading information for the sake of money. Not revealing one's identity to the assassin is crucial, but this movie does depict a blind spot for assassins. Because assassins need to leave no trace both before and after their actions, not many people can share their experiences. This also leads to a lack of moral values among assassins, as the film often shows Golding's helplessness and the importance of intelligence exchange among hitmen. After watching the movie, you might feel that money-driven assassins are indeed bad people, without any moral constraints, because both assassins and henchmen who accompany the wealthy lack a clear moral compass.