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Dusty 2022-04-30 06:01:04
The story is set in Texas in 1989. In the film, a carpenter Richard shot and killed an unidentified man who broke into his home in the middle of the night, so he suddenly became a small town celebrity the next day. Imagine a low-key little carpenter who hit a person in the right eye with a shot and was squirted with blood in his face. The film is not verbose. Three minutes before the start of the film, there is blood from a wall, a floor, and a sofa. The carpenter became a small town celebrity the next day. Before he had time to adapt to this disturbing popularity, the deceased's father Ben came to seek revenge. At first glance, this father was definitely not beneficial. He was able to break into Richard's son's bedroom amidst the heavy siege of the police. He would not kill or go mad, but stood quietly in the thunderstorm, creating the presence of hell death. Seeing this, you thought the film was about revenge and defense between the two fathers, but the film took a big turn and started another plot that was completely unexpected --- the atonement and punishment between the father and the son.
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Bobby 2022-04-30 06:01:04
The name of such an independent film, the performance of such a shocking ethics, can it be in depth? The subtraction is more powerful. . .
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Giovani 2022-04-30 06:01:04
The director wanted to incorporate too much, and the film was messy. At first it was like a horror and suspense, and there was a turning point. When you thought the plot was getting better, it turned into bloody violence. Moreover, the plot and character changes are not solid enough. The story lines of the two male protagonists are irrelevant, and the integration is not good. A little more refined will be better. The performance is pretty good. have a thought. But unfortunately it couldn't be better.
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Jim Bob: All right, boys, it's Howdy Doody time.
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Russel: [On his son being a serial murderer] You know when a dog bites you... you can either chain him up... or put him down
Richard Dane: [Shocked] You're gonna kill your own son?
Russel: I can't well chain him up now... can I?