British Monster

Yes it does. But I would like to take this opportunity, since one is not allowed to respond, individually, to the "Comments" section, to respond to 'wbss0001' (who according to the free speech amendment to the U.S. Constitution has the right to say virtually anything): the writer claimed that the the movie was sexist in that it justified, somehow, the killing of men. They went on to expand this to the world at large by claiming that the National Organization for Women overlooked this film's intent to further the bashing/killing of men. I have to say that wbss0001 didn't watch the movie closely enough. It opens with the sociopathic Eunice, killing a woman at a service station. Then, later in it, she is almost forcibly prevented from killing a young female; a kid. Gee, if you have an overriding political agenda, then be true to it by scrutinizing this movie, otherwise you're opening yourself up to this kind of criticism.