How did this boy make it to ten years old without already killing his mom? So In the opening where the little boy kills his mom, the goof-factor is already off the charts. Silly bullshit and charm, it edges it’s way up into a pretty watchable piece of Gratuitousness and bad irony are what rules the day in Pieces, and I had a pretty fun time watching this. It is good because it’s bad, and it’s funny because it’s not. It tried so hard to cash in on the early slasher craze that it actually ends up being a fun, funny, cult slasher because of how hard it falls on its face. Pieces wants to be a fun, funny, cult slasher, and to some extent it is. The shadowy killer who seemingly only targets attractive, naked co-eds. Transforms into a who done it with plenty of potential suspects that could be Having some issues with a grizzly series of chainsaw murders. We fast forward in time 40 years to a university that is This supposedly happens in the 1940s, which is weird because I don’t know for sure, but I imagine it was remarkably hard to get your hands on a smut puzzle from the ’80s in the ’40s. The boy leaves and comes back within ten seconds wielding an ax that he uses to murder the bejesus out of his mom. His mom walks in on him fiddling around with this puzzle and does what any good mom would do she flips out. Pieces starts with a young boy putting a smutty puzzle together.
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