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castanz — 13 years ago(February 12, 2013 11:26 AM)

He was heating the knife then handling it like it weren't even hot. Or did I miss something.
Yeah, yeah, I know it was a low budget piece of crap and it got really dumb at the end, but I don't regret sitting through it. It didn't drag on.

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Do you not know how cauterizing works

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I guess the knife heating was only there to give time to the bad guy so he could tell his back-story to the victim. Or maybe a hot knife seals cuts as soon as they are made in flesh? Think a light saber type of effect. Who knows?

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