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doll images faded to white. Terrified, Metger turns around to see an army of dolls, led by the same doll he blasted. He covers himself in the
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that raves about killing black people and the end of days for blacks. This angers Crazy K and causes him to punch him in the face. The man then asks Crazy K the race of the victims he killed, silencing Crazy K. The man grows fond of him and he tells him that there will be a few black people who will
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Moorehouse haunting him with the words "Bring them to me!" In response, Smith convinces the three police officers to meet him at
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Garvey turns around to check on Walter and sees Carl beating Sissy through the window. Garvey runs into the house and begins to fight Carl. In a long fight sequence, Carl knocks out Garvey and almost kills a valiant Sissy. With Carl's attention elsewhere, Walter grabs a drawing he made of the
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monster, and begins to fold and crumple it. Carl's body crumples and collapses in a similar fashion. Sissy stomps on the wadded-up paper to kill Carl. Finally, Garvey gives the paper to Walter, who burns it. Sissy and Walter look on, relieved, as Carl's body is burned.
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previously owned by his ancestor, Nathan Wilkes. One individual, Eli, tells the reporter that the plantation is haunted by dolls animated by the souls of Wilkes's previously tortured slaves, warning the news crews and everyone else at the scene that it is not a myth.
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victims, interspersed with grisly, stylized footage of gang violence and his own actions. Dr. Cushing expounds on the fact that Crazy K killed many innocent black people without remorse or second thought.
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Richmond with his bare hands. Terrified, Hauser exits his vehicle and shoots its gas tank, though the ensuing explosion doesn't rid him of Moorehouse. Moorehouse then chases Hauser into an alley, where he
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201:Running time
178:Release date
99:Wings Hauser
928:Keith David
480:it with an
381:mentioned.
366:decapitates
329:nightsticks
284:frame story
266:community:
229:$ 6 million
64:Darin Scott
61:Produced by
55:Darin Scott
39:Directed by
1362:1995 films
1356:Categories
1328:57 Seconds
1171:10 October
1139:2019-01-20
1080:2016-11-20
1050:2016-04-16
1019:17 October
967:References
906:24 reviews
839:Amazon.com
796:Production
716:Soundtrack
598:Tom Wright
575:as "Stack"
453:plantation
234:Box office
205:98 minutes
189:1995-05-24
152:Production
49:Written by
1160:IndieWire
1040:yahoo.com
948:Tony Todd
930:replaced
857:Reception
823:LaserDisc
678:Art Evans
587:as "Ball"
573:Joe Torry
462:Civil War
354:zombified
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133:Edited by
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1311:(2018)
1298:Movie 43
1165:Archived
1133:Archived
1109:26 April
1103:Archived
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955:See also
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399:injuries
358:genitals
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218:Language
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1281:(1995)
1271:(1993)
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847:Crackle
835:Blu-ray
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210:Country
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1288:Sprung
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276:racism
253:comedy
226:Budget
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473:Negro
469:witch
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