Happy Birthday to Me riff by RoninFox - Finally got around to this one. It's a good riff, up to par with RoninFox. Not my favorite of theirs, but they are always very funny. This track still has some audio echoey issues that a few other RoninFox riffs have had. It only seems to be over Vamerica's dialog. Not sure why. It doesn't really detract from the riff itself, though, as all of the dialog is understandable.
Definitely recommended.
As for the movie itself, here are my rambly thoughts as it went along: Did this girl just fake her own death to get away from the killer? And the young kids at the bar are irritated by the loud annoying adults. That's kind of unique. Maybe this movie won't be so stupid after...well, so much for that. The kids IMMEDIATELY become annoying and do a stupid stunt for no reason. One of them even runs off aimlessly into the woods for no reason.Ok, and why the hell is this sci-fi brain regrowing bullshit doing in what is otherwise just a slasher movie?! AN HOUR AND 3 MINUTES IN to the movie, and it's the first mention of a birthday!
The ending of this movie is what most people remember about it (if they remember it at all), and how it doesn't make any sense. Frankly I think it would have been more interesting if it had a CLUE style ending where they were all guilty.
(music score credit) Thrift store music box opened by.
("Oh, it's you!") - Quick, round up everyone with the last name 'You'.
Ah, a young girl wandering thrugh the dark. The movie switched ot the horror screensaver.
The helmet. Impeding natural selection for hundreds of years.
"I forgot about your crippling hatred of jug band music." "MAY THEY ALL BURN IN A HEE HAW HELL!"
This is where I danced with the Devil in the pale moonlight. (I'm actually impressed Ronin didn't do exclusively Batman riffs in the belltower scene.)
Ooh, threatening. Is he about to peel an apple at her?
Allow me. As a therapist, I 'm an expert at handling other peoples' shit.