By Robert Scucci | Being published
If you are a submissive person who allows your girlfriend to surround your boss, be careful, because you can save as a chip from 2017 68 Kill. I’m not sure if that’s a good thing or a bad thing, because Chip (Matthew Gray Gubler) learns a few criminal lessons throughout the crime scene, but it takes him a while to figure out how we should be able to make the situation right. They have only received a limited release for sports, 68 Kill It was mainly fired by digital stores through IFC at midnight, so there is a good chance this has passed on the right side of you.
Flying under the radar and not doing well at the box office, 68 Kill It’s one of those hidden gems that you owe it to yourself to watch if you enjoy bullet levels of violence, kids with guns calling the shots, and a fenced-in shuane learning his worth, one slash, stabbing and gunshot at a time.
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68 Kill Introduce it to Chip, who lives in a trailer with his chain-smoking but spiritual girlfriend, Liza (Annalynne McCord). Chip markets by pumping septic tanks, while Liza closes the financial gap by blowing up uglies of various stripes for money. When she finds out that the owner of the house and his loyal customer have $68,000 hidden in a safe, Liza convinces the chip to break into the house so that he can stop complaining and start living. Convincing would be a strong word here, because it’s already clear that Liza is in a relationship with a chip that will do whatever she says without a second thought.
The break goes in record time, too 68 Kill It only goes up from there. Liza shows her true colors by killing everyone in the house, but it doesn’t take anything for a woman named Vilet (Alisha BOE) who plans to sell her to her serial killer brother, Dwayne (Sam Eidson). Properly delivered, the chip escapes Dwayne with a place and money, a gun, and a violet, which is still stuck in the trunk of his car.
If you don’t think things are complicated enough, get together. Chip and Violet hit it off, and it turns out that Violet is as custom as Liza, forcing Chip to do her bidding as they search somewhere to hide and get their next move. After a night of love, chip wakes up naked in a motel room with no money, no money, and no girl. Things only escalate there as they retrace his steps with lost and partially found clothes, slowly realizing that he is a very sweet person when his suffering is there for everyone’s entertainment.
Fear is also mentally violent, but always with a straight face
Followers of Criminal minds You already know the kind of naive charm Mather Gray Gubler brings to the table, and the chip is no different. Chip is what most people would call “beaten up,” but his situation is much more boring than that. He doesn’t really know how to be serious himself, and whenever an attractive woman puts on his attractive round, he just curls up and puts his hands over his kidneys.
This predictability creates trouble, to the point where you’ll find yourself begging for a moment when the chip finally snaps. He gets bamboozled at every turn, leaving you to wonder if he’s going to score a point or continue to play as an extra on more edges than you can count.
Annalynne McCord and Alisha BOE absolutely command the screen, and chip, whenever they are on. He can’t even get along with a power station operator named Monica (Sheila VAND) without their influence pulling back. Half the fun 68 Kill It comes from the chip view stumbles through using Crime Spree as an import that doesn’t want who is too deep. The other part comes from looking at him slowly, gathering his senses and deciding that enough is enough.
68 Kill It is not a loss of heart, but if you have a dark sense of humor a large dose of violence was justified by the chip eyeden dension, as if he takes silent willickers “every time his life gets worse. It is an endless wave of blood from the beginning to the end, and the type of Crime Spree that makes you ready for a boy who has left you completely, with great hope in the hope of purity when there is no end on the table. You can see for yourself by streaming the article for free on tubi.
