Kidnapping the Boss

In order to rescue the sister of one of them who was kidnapped for blackmail, four wealthy men conspired to kidnap the local gang boss and placed him in the vacation villa of another unknowing friend's father. Unexpectedly, the whole kidnapping incident turned out to be an elaborate trap, and the truth was revealed at the end. A plot structure similar to this film is often used in independent films in the United States, but the director of this film still successfully controlled the psychological wrestling game between the boss and the rich kid, using the secret information that "there was a traitor in the kidnapping case" to arouse mutual suspicion among several friends, making the development of the second half appear to be a twist. The two gangster partners, the boss's men and the kidnappers, clearly have Quentin Tarantino's style of rapping and comedy. Christopher Beacon plays the calm boss with ease, and the rich kids are led by Henry Thomas.