I generally don't bash low budget movies, and I'm not really bashing this one. However, did anyone else else notice when Sid Haig is talking about when he killed Vlad, that he said the following silly line:
"I was there when I burned him."
ummmm...duh.
Otherwise, not a bad attempt.
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That bothered me too, but I found out the guys who wrote this are from Germany and their English isn't too great. That probably had something to do with it. But in that case, I would think they'd hire someone to proofread their stuff. I guess not. There were a few lines that didn't make much sense like that.
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No, the worst line (exchange, really) is:
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"But he's invulnerable!"
"I don't care...I'm gonna mess him up."
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Um...how? Harsh language? A bag of flaming poo on his doorstep? That gun you're holding sure doesn't have much on "invulnerable."
It's comedy gold for the phony tough and crazy brave... =)
LOL I watched the film again, and I found where the line was said. LMAO invulnerable ? Was that even in the dictionary? LOL
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http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/invulnerable
But the second part of it was funny.