Over here, the moment the main protagonists go into the radio station, we know that its either a death or some magical pardon by the government for them. And believe me, I was pleased when the movie ended with the four guys killed by the government. I mean, if they had survived, it'd become a feel-good-movie, which one would only remember until their next credit card bill.
It was the death of the four main characters that was responsible for the change from a story to an epic.
If you ask me one movie which I'd like to watch, and you'd to everything you could to get that movie for me, I'd say 'Manos: The Hands of Fate'. And I am jealous of Quentin Tarantino, because he has a copy of the said movie. So, you know what's coming up next. The worst death sequences!
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