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07-30-2014 08:45 PM |
I found this description on IMDB:
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Cross Bearer (2012)
Heather is broke. She has a soul sucking job as a stripper. Her live-in girlfriend Victoria has a baby and a coke problem. Her boss Harry is an abusive maniac. Life cannot get much worse... or so she thought. Determined to get out of this living hell, Heather and her lover, Bunny, plan to rip off Harry, ditch Victoria, and leave town to live out their days on the Greek islands in peaceful bliss. One big score is all they need, and Harry gives them the opportunity when he asks them to take care of a drug deal with one of his clients at an old warehouse. As Heather and her friends arrive, everything seems to be going fine until they make a grizzly discovery and are trapped inside by a rambling, religious maniac hell-bent on purifying the Earth of its sins through murder and destruction. Armed with a carpenter's hammer and a fanatic passion, the Cross Bearer hunts Heather and her friends down one-by-one in a sadistic crusade to burn clean the filth of the world. Heather's dreams are shattered and if she survives nothing will ever be the same. Unflinchingly raw, primal, and horrifying, Cross Bearer is a trip to the darkest, most vile side of humanity.
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I like the part in bold, "As Heather and her friends arrive, everything seems to be going fine until they make a grizzly discovery"... Where up to that point does 'everything seem to going fine'? Going to a warehouse to make a drug deal with a stranger, hired by her abusive boss, to then take the money and run... Yes, just when they were about to relax... they make a horrifying discovery. Just how much time was there between entering the warehouse and finding the hammer murder was there? Sounds like the basic irrelevant plot structure for gore & porn. Doesn't really interest me. |
