Dark Vessel

Synopsis: A hopeless romantic is caught trespassing while trying to woo a girl. Problems occur when the girl's father forces him to remove a dead man's shadow. Tragically, the romantic becomes a vessel of death.
Director(s): Rocky Curby
 
IMDB:
7.8
Year:
2012
6 min
17 Views


- I wish we could have

found you a uh, taller tree.

But, it's only fitting that

you die on your people's land.

Got any last words?

- As my spirit leaves my body,

it will remain with my shadow

self until it finds a vessel.

Then, I will ride my vessel of death

and kill you.

(whack)

(screams)

- Cut him down.

(chop)

(hoot owl)

(far away barking)

You're trespassing, boy.

(groan)

(thud)

- Is that a werewolf?

(smash)

(chains rattling)

(cackle)

- Sorry we couldn't

find you a longer chain.

- You can't scare me from

seeing your daughter.

- Well, that's all up to you.

(buzzing fly)

Some people are like stains,

and like any stains ...

You have to ...

remove it.

If you whitewash this sign by morning,

you can continue to see my daughter.

- No problemo.

(tires squealing)

- [Previous Voice] As my

spirit leaves my body,

it will remain with my shadow

self until it finds a vessel.

Then I will ride my vessel of death,

to kill you.

- Whoa!

(cackle laugh)

- Smooth as my cousin's butt.

Where the heck is your shadow?

(scream)

Ahh, my freaking hand!

Where you at?

(groan)

- What in the hell happened?

- I don't know.

Something was here.

Right here.

Now, it's gone.

- Let's get you out of here.

(footsteps)

- Psst, numb nuts.

(conk)

Whoa!

(scream)

(scream)

- Ha ha, got you, red son of a b*tch!

I guess you won't be

creeping around my daughter.

(grunts)

No light, no shadow.

(pounding)

- Sometimes to remove a

stain, you just have to ...

Do it yourself.

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