This is the story of Enid and Rebecca after they finish the high school. Both have problems to be related with people and they spend their time hanging around and bothering creeps. When they met Seymour who is a social outsider who loves to collect old vinyl records, the life of Enid will change forever.
Written by eric from Mexico City
The colorful Mexican movie posters in Seymour's room are authentic, and are by artist Ernesto Cabral.
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Goofs
Continuity:
When Enid and Rebecca are following the "Satanist" couple, we see them walking down a street with a storefront to their left and a crosswalk sign behind them. They turn a corner with the building on their right, but then we them walking down the street with the storefront once again on their left and crosswalk sign behind them.
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Quotes
Dana:
I am so excited to see this film. Dustoff Varnya is such a brilliant director. Did you see his last film, The Flower that Drank the Moon? It was... glorious. Seymour:
I must have missed that one. Then again, what do I know? I like Laurel and Hardy movies. Dana:
Really? I never really cared for those. I mean, why does the fat one always have to be so mean to the skinny one? See more »
Crazy Credits
After all the credits roll, there's another take of the scene where Seymour
(Steve Buscemi) gets attacked by Doug in the minimart. Only this time,
Buscemi's characer easily wins the fight, choking Doug with his own weapon,
and stomps out triumphantly. He finishes with a bunch of Mr. Pink type
dialogue.
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