Bereavement (2010)
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Bereavement (2010)
This movie is very watchable. We have Reese from Terminator as an uncle to a young, busty brunette who doesn’t know how to leave well-enough alone. So, Allison moves out with her uncle and his wife and daughter to the middle of nowhere from the middle of Chicago and as usual, there’s an abandoned slaughterhouse nearby. Of course. This beautifully deserted, broken-windowed slaughterhouse obviously has been there for a while and is known to have a resident in it, some psycho dude by the name of Sutter or something. Anyway, this Sutter guy is a recluse (of course) who kidnaps women from what seems like a few miles away, strings them up and does what a good slaughterer does best: slaughters them. Pig style!
Thing is…he’s kidnapped a little boy five years earlier who doesn’t feel pain and raises him by putting a scar on his face and making him observe the slaughter of these women. Enter Allison…jogging with her big breasts bouncing abundantly alone after high school on a highway road in rural America with her headphones on. Sure, she almost gets hit by a semi who could give a fuck if she’s in the road or not. What are brakes for anyway? Sure, she loves jogging by the abandoned slaughterhouse where she sees a creepy boy in the window and a creepy man in the end of the driveway…just standing there. But will that stop her from investigating and entering the slaughterhouse on her own…without anyone knowing where she is? Hell no!
So, of course, as a result of her NOT going home and calling the cops, people die. Dumb ass! There’s intrigue, blood, slaughter, and bouncy boobs in tight tanktops. But I have to give it to the writer/director/producer dude. The cinematography in this movie is gorgeous! The color in the film is great and even the acting is damn good from most of the cast. But the next time you feel like jogging, stay way from the abandoned slaughter house where the pale, scar-face little boy lives. You will probably appreciate it more.
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