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Letitia 2022-04-24 07:01:17
It's too dull and too long, I can't watch half of...
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Kailey 2022-04-24 07:01:17
There is no logic in the sky, mixed with all kinds of bad tastes, a pure low-cost cult...
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Bernard 2022-04-24 07:01:17
There's no logic to the plot, but black soy sauce is really too...
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Margot 2022-04-24 07:01:17
Philosophical ideas, religious beliefs, scientific reasoning, dream analysis, stream of consciousness, psychedelic time and character scenes, Cult, sci-fi, horror, hamburger phones, plus chaotic plots, chaotic sequences, can cut so The chapters with multiple elements that are not listed are merged into one movie, and the director has a...
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Gudrun 2022-04-24 07:01:17
Does the world really have to rely on snake essence to...
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Aric 2022-04-24 07:01:17
I sprayed the jb...
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Zack 2022-04-24 07:01:17
Appreciate the...
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Wendell 2022-04-24 07:01:17
Typical black humor, typical...
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Sandrine 2022-04-23 07:03:35
WTF! ! ! what are they doing. ....
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Reagan 2022-04-23 07:03:35
At that moment, I thought I could have the last laugh when I saw "The door can't be opened anymore after the doorknob turned into a...
John Dies at the End Comments
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Dahlia 2022-01-09 08:03:00
CULT film that makes people calm down and watched without making sense
This is a CULT movie.
Cult films refer to films with unique shooting techniques, weird themes, lopsided swords, unusual styles, strong personal opinions, controversial, and usually low-cost productions that are not market-oriented. In short, it is a film that belongs to a non-mainstream field but... -
Carolyn 2022-01-09 08:03:00
I think there are a lot of plot allusions you have overlooked
1: At the beginning, the axe to hack a zombie was not a messy compilation, it was a philosophical ontological question. I think because the subtitle group did not translate the original
meaning that I used this axe to kill the zombie, and in the process I made it. I broke the wooden handle of the...
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Dave: [gets up] So, I... suppose you're wondering why I'm here.
Detective Lawrence 'Morgan Freeman' Appleton: Same as everybody. You're trying to figure out what in the name of Elvis is going on. Everybody except me. Me, I don't even wanna know anymore.
[Dave notices something. The Detective follows his gaze, and looks back]
Detective Lawrence 'Morgan Freeman' Appleton: I supposed you're wondering what I'm doing with this can of gasoline.
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Detective Lawrence 'Morgan Freeman' Appleton: There are some very dark things happening, and I've got this lonely feeling like I'm the only one who knows, the only one who can do anything about it.
Detective Lawrence 'Morgan Freeman' Appleton: Everybody's got a ghost story, U.F.O. or Bigfoot story- no. You know what I think? I think stuff is both real and not real at the same time.
Detective Lawrence 'Morgan Freeman' Appleton: I'm not a Star Trek fan. I don't know very much about other dimensions and all that. I'm an old school Catholic. I believe in Hell. I believe that it's more than just murderers and rapists down there. I believe in demons and worms, vile shit in the grease trap of the Universe. And the more I think about it, the more I think that it's not just some place down there. Oh no, that it's right here with us. We just can't perceive it. It's kinda like the country music radio station. It's out there in the air, even if you don't tune into it.
Detective Lawrence 'Morgan Freeman' Appleton: And I think that, somehow, through chemistry or magic or voodoo, that Jamaican son of a bitch, he tuned into it, into Hell itself. Through that, he opened a door. He *became* the door. And me?
Detective Lawrence 'Morgan Freeman' Appleton: [raises gun at Dave] I intend to close it.
