In the latest episode of "Don't Encourage," our brave hosts delve into the unnerving world of the 2010 South Korean horror thriller "I Saw the Devil." The discussion begins with a personal update from one of our hosts about At Home, the intriguing book by Bill Bryson about the history of the household. The conversation then shifts to the podcast's main subject. Our hosts dissect the film's intense narrative, focusing on the chilling cat-and-cat game between a determined CIA agent and a merciless serial killer. They explore the film's complex themes of vengeance and morality, highlighted by the brutal tactics employed by the protagonist, blurring the lines between hero and villain. The hosts commend the film for its gripping performances and masterful direction, though they critique its graphic violence, suggesting subtler ways to convey horror that might enhance the viewer's experience without resorting to explicit imagery. Throughout the discussion, the duo maintains their characteristic blend of deep analysis and light-hearted banter, making for an engaging exploration of a dark but fascinating cinematic piece.