Marcus Dunstan
5 connections found
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Connections, in both directions
The notion of disparate teens coming together in a moment of crisis yields to generic gore and a climactic confrontation that rips off the villain's comeuppance in Quentin Tarantino's Death Proof .
The bus crash is awesome, with a slow-motion portrayal of each student either puking or getting injured, “Death Proof”-style.
The movie begins with a lawnmower scene that tries to rival the classic scene in Peter Jackson 's " Dead Alive " and fails.
Brianne Tju from the remake of I Know What You Did Last Summer is the lead in this, along with Drew Schneid from the modern Halloween movies, Uriah Shelton from Freaky , Benjamin Wadsworth from TV’s Deadly Class , Ali Gallo, Joshua Mikel from The Walking Dead , Peter Giles (who will be The Collector in the upcoming The Collected ) and several other young actors to fill out the school bus full of potential victims.
Briannae Tju (TV’s I Know What You Did Last Summer ) plays Ever, who keeps her head down, her mouth shut and tries not to make waves.
Undead takes place over a single day and principally follows Ever (Brianne Tju, I Know What You Did Last Summer ).
Our hero is Ever, played by Brianne Tju (Amazon’s I Know What You Did Last Summer), a socially awkward teen from a less fortunate home.
Now another wealthy girl, Elena (Emma Fitzpatrick, "In Time"), has wandered into the madman's grip and, after he has successfully escaped, Arkin is forced back inside the killer's home base, the abandoned Hotel Argento (nod, nod, wink, wink), where he keeps "The Collection."
As Elena, a girl who lost her mother and, later, very nearly her father when she was a child, the pixie-haired Emma Fitzpatrick (2011's " In Time ") brings a resourceful resolve to her character.
The Human Centipede (First Sequence) (2009)
Directed by Tom Six
influenced The Collection (2012)
Plot
Then comes the slaughter and the film turn into just another "Saw" sequel (minus the flimsy moralizing) with the elements of "Silence of the Lambs" that hung over the first one combined with a genuflection to "The Human Centipede."