Meeting Evil Page #4

Synopsis: The real estate agent John is down on his luck: he has been just fired from his job; his home has been sent into foreclosure; and his marriage is going downhill. On his birthday, his wife Joanie has an argument with him and she takes their children walking. Out of the blue, stranger Richie knocks on his front door and asks for help, since his car is not starting. John helps to push the car but hurts his leg, and Richie offers to take him to the hospital. Richie is inconvenient and along their journey, John realizes that the man is a psychopath killer that commits a spree killing everywhere they go. Then, Richie releases John on the road and tells him that he will pay a visit to Joanie and his children. Meanwhile, the police detectives Frank and his partner Latisha Rogers suspect that John is the serial-killer and they pressure Joanie to tell where John might be. Further, they discover that John and Joanie are cheating each other with a colleague and with a worker respectively.
Genre: Crime, Drama, Mystery
Director(s): Chris Fisher
Production: Magnolia Pictures
 
IMDB:
5.3
Rotten Tomatoes:
22%
R
Year:
2012
89 min
$181
Website
141 Views


You're a slow driver, John.

Look, so,

-you two really work together?

-That's right.

John tell you he got fired today?

Canned, like a sardine.

Bet you didn't even tell your wife,

did you, John?

I told my wife.

The truth hurts.

Do you want me to pull over?

Would you like to walk?

Ain't your car. From what I could see,

Tammy here makes all the rules.

-Don't be a cocktease, baby.

-Hey.

Nothing like a pair of blue balls

to drive a man insane.

Hey, don't talk to her like that.

She made her own bed, John. That she did.

And what's that supposed to mean?

Well, honey, you dig a hole in a man's life,

you can't expect not to be buried in it.

-What did you tell him, John?

-I didn't tell him anything.

Pull over. You're a piece of sh*t.

What is this guy doing?

Don't speed up, slow down. Drive him crazy.

Man, would you shut up?

I'm gonna pull over.

You're a p*ssy, John.

Can't stand up for yourself.

-Just let me handle this, okay?

-Yeah, boss.

-Sh*t, goddamn!

-Bastard's wrecking my car, John!

I didn't do anything.

I don't know what this guy's...

You must have done something.

-Maybe he saw you leaving town.

-So what?

You said you picked a fight

with that fat ass in the phone store, right?

You want to fight, then fight!

What did you do to that woman back there?

Just gave her a piece of my mind.

Same as you. No different.

Except I didn't tuck it between my legs.

John, what are you doing?

Slow down. Just let him go.

-Write his plate down, he can't do that.

-That's the spirit.

-Let's rip his f***ing throat out.

-Just let me handle it.

-That guy was trying to kill us, John.

-Just stay in the car.

Don't do something stupid.

F***'s this guy's problem?

Hey! You could have killed us!

You ran us right off the road!

What the f***?

You could have killed us,

do you understand that?

Wait, wait, stop the car! Let me out.

Look! I don't want any problems!

It's just that was really dangerous.

Saw you drive off after you killed my girl.

Look, this is all a mistake. Just take it easy.

Watch it!

F***.

F***ing bull's-eye!

Come on, get in the car. Let's go. Come on.

You can't do anything for him now.

We killed him.

-We didn't do this. You did this!

-I saved your life.

We are in this together, John, like I said,

whether you like it or not.

Tammy, where's your phone?

It's in my bag.

He's alive, but just barely!

So, what do you owe him?

-It's not in here! Where's her phone?

-How would I know?

Because you took it out of her bag

when you were in the back seat!

-Now, where is it?

-You expect me to admit to that?

Hey, don't mistake my kindness

for weakness. I'm warning you!

Really?

What should I mistake it for?

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