[Machine Translation] God commands it - is the voice madness or revelation? Random murders occur in New York City. The killers all say "God told me to do it" and commit suicide. Detective Peter pursues the common thread behind the madness, but eventually arrives at religious fears and an unknown entity. This is a shocking film that combines social unrest and faith. Directed by Larry Cohen, known for "The Devil's Baby. The director, Larry Cohen, is also known for "The Devil's Baby." He boldly blends urban thriller and science fiction elements in this film. Despite the low budget, the film attracts the audience with its innovative ideas and tension. The music is by Bernard Herrmann, composer of "Psycho" and "Taxi Driver. The profound and disturbing melodies intensely amplify the religious madness and supernatural terror. It is also known as one of the most important works of his later years. The film's fusion of provocative themes of religion, heresy, and cosmic existence was highly controversial at the time of its release. More than just a serial killer film, it is a film of cult status with philosophical questions. --A random shooting in New York City. The shooter takes his own life on the spot and says, "God told me to do it. Soon after, similar incidents occur again, and it turns out that the shooters were all rational, ordinary citizens. Peter, a Catholic detective in charge of the investigation, discovers that the perpetrators may have been in contact with a "mystical figure" in common as he investigates their backgrounds. The case takes on aspects that cannot be explained by mere religious delusion or mass hysteria. Peter struggles between his faith and his duties as he approaches the heart of the madness. What is revealed is the shocking truth of the intervention of a being beyond human understanding. What is the voice of God? Where is the boundary between faith and madness? The investigative drama that unfolds in the city eventually leads to a fierce confrontation. This unique work, a fusion of religious horror and science fiction ideas, leaves a strong aftertaste in the viewer's mind.