Date Watched: 3/10/2016
Plot: Set during the time of the first outbreak of bubonic plague in England, a young monk is given the task of learning the truth about reports of people being brought back to life in a small village.
Rules
- References to the plague or “pestilence”
- Talk about the French
- Necromancing
- References to Christianity
Quotes
- “God has better things to think of.”
- “I will fight Ulric for the right to die first.”
- “I look forward to shagging your mother’s ass in hell.”
- “People need miracles, and they worship their miracle makers.”
Viewer Quotes
- “Don’t trust anyone who seems super sure about hearing God’s guidance.”
- “The French should die…painfully.”
- “He bit his ear off…that’s worth a drink.”
- “Yeah, draw and quarter them…cool.”
What We Learned
- Religion makes people crazy.
- Pustules aren’t cool, not in the least.
- I’m really thankful to live now and not then.
Final Take: This movie was better than I thought it would be, but unfortunately that doesn’t make it a good Bad Movie Thursday type of movie. It took itself too seriously, but on the other hand the over-the-top gore in some scenes nearly saved it. I can’t recommend it as a good movie to make fun of with beers and buddies, but you could probably have an OK time watching when there’s nothing else jumping out at you on Netflix.
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