Junk Head [2017]
1. He shows off his combat training. No one is impressed.
2. It’s only a tail.
3. The women go off on a gourmet tour.
Junk Head [2017]
1. He shows off his combat training. No one is impressed.
2. It’s only a tail.
3. The women go off on a gourmet tour.
The Great Escape [1963]
1. A telephone call for him.
2. Rowing to freedom.
3. The coffee disappears down a hidden drain.
Backrooms [2026]
Early Summer [1951]
1. We hear, but never see, the Noh play.
2. Mr. Carrot.
3. “We did better than average.”
Nocturnal Animals [2016]
1. The two dancers from the art opening reappear, sitting outside the bar when Ray is taken into custody.
2. “Susan, enjoy the absurdity of our world. It’s a lot less painful. And believe me, our world is a lot less painful than the real world.”
3. Exiting the car, a quick vomit, back to business.
Walk Hard: The Dewey Cox Story [2007]
1. Jack White as Elvis.
2. “Smell that shit, baby!”
3. 50,000 didgeridoos.
Secret Mall Apartment [2024]
1. A functioning waffle-maker.
2. One night in jail.
3. He told his coworkers that the group was just working on an art project.
Witness for the Prosecution [1957]
1. “Touching isn’t it? The way he counts on his wife.”
“Yes, like a drowning man clutching at a razor blade.”
2. Playing with his pills.
3. A fitting for his bermuda shorts.
Kaili Blues [2015]
1. In addition to pop, they know a few children’s songs.
2. “I once knew a man who met his wife at a disco.”
3. Clock running backwards on the side of the train.
Pride [2014]
1. Margarine sandwiches.
2. She gets out of the van and shouts, “Where are my lesbians? Where are my lesbians?”
3. Headlined by Bronski Beat.