Outlaws and Angels Page #5

Synopsis: After the bloody and successful robbery of the bank of Cuchillo in New Mexico, Henry's gang fled the scene and cautiously headed to the borders for a safe split of the loots. On their trail is Josiah, a competent bounty hunter, who with the aid of a few men, is trying to arrest them and collect the bounty. The night falls, and a seemingly isolated farmhouse looks like the best hideout for the gang to spend the night and carry on fresh in the morning. Unfortunately, there lives the family of pastor George Tildon, a religious man who lives by the word of God. The night seems to be very long and the tension keeps building, but it will be the morning sun that will shed light on hidden secrets and the darkness within them all.
Director(s): JT Mollner
Production: Burnt Pictures
  1 win.
 
IMDB:
5.4
Metacritic:
40
Rotten Tomatoes:
29%
R
Year:
2016
120 min
141 Views


is being got at here?

You shut your f***ing mouth

till I tell you different!

Hey, bug...

...the things we talked about,

what do you wanna do first?

First thing...

or the second thing?

The second thing.

Alright, then.

Makes sense.

Have at it.

No!!!

Siddown!!

She ain't f***ing around.

No, she ain't!

Charlotte!!

I'm sorry, sissy.

I meant to hit you up higher.

Move it, Mama.

Less you wanna get sprayed.

Bug.

We're all damned

to eternal burning.

All of us, all of us.

All damned.

And the devil that deceived

was thrown

into the lake of fire and

brimstone, where the beast...

Shut up, woman!

To the lake of fire

and brimstone

Take a settle now, woman!

Shut your f***ing yammer box.

Shut!

God!!

What you've done

is unforgivable!

The devil's in you now!

There ain't nothing can keep

your soul outta the fires.

Ain't nothing more demonic

than striking down

your own flesh and blood,

your own kin!

Shut it, mister.

I'd like to exchange words now,

man to man.

Take off your vest.

P...pardon?

You do as you're told.

Take off your vest.

Get that outta here, will ya?

Backdoor.

You look at me

when I talk to you.

Yes, sir. I'm ready to talk.

Now don't be a lickfinger.

I wasn't licking no finger...

sir.

Why don't you tell me

how your oldest daughter

got all twisted up inside.

Why she couldn't be

in the family way.

I told you that already.

She got the fever.

You sure about that?

Yeah, 'course I'm sure.

Now,

you have two choices,

you sonofabitch.

Humiliation or death.

Now, you either speak truth...

or I'll pull the trigger.

Well?!

She was pregnant.

What?!

She was in the family way.

When?!

When was she in the family way?

Please, sir, don't make me...

You say it!

I was sick... I was sick

with the devil's seed!

I was sick with the drink!

There was a demon

living here with us!

How old?

A demon!

God have mercy on us all.

How old was she, mister?

Eleven.

Eleven... years old.

And I speak the truth when...

...when I say digging that baby

out of her

is what twisted her

all up inside.

You look at me.

Who put her in the family way?

Who planted that filthy seed?

That was the devil's work.

That was the drink.

You...

you frontier folk is wrong

if there ever was such a word.

The devil's work? The drink?

Yes, sir. Yes, sir!

And I guess that you,

you just... done fixed that

right?

Yes, sir.

Yeah? Long time ago?

Yes, sir. I...

We... we brought

Christ back into our home.

I quit the drink.

We drove the demon out.

So now the demon's clean gone?

And you repent?

So all's good? Good with God?

Yes, sir. Christ forgives.

He forgives.

Yes, he does, mister,

Yes, he does!

So I have one more question.

If the...the devil...

...if he's gone

from this house...

...well, then,

that must've been you...

...getting your dirty ass licked

and your tiny prick slopped on

by my bride-to-be last week,

and the week before that

and the week before that!

Hey, you shush!

I might just pump you

full of lead

on account of you knowin'

it was goin' on all these years.

Yeah, that's right.

You see...

Here's the thing.

You see...

...Christ forgives.

He does.

But I don't.

Hey!

Joe.

Yes, sir

Here you are, old boy.

I need you to do something

for me.

I need you

to f*** this man proper

right there in that sh*t hole.

What did you f***in say?

Please don't!

Keep your heads down!

What did you f***in' say?

Charlie, you mind the ladies

for me, will ya?

Take 'em outside a spell.

My pleasure.

I don't need to put eyes

on this sick sh*t.

I don't know about this, boss.

I ain't never done

nothin' like it.

You'll be fine as cream gravy.

Now whip out that knob, boy.

Hey!!

You so much as move

another muscle

I'm gonna put two bullets

in the back of your head

before you can say

eat my a**hole.

Okay.

Where's that chicken fat?

Heh! We're all out!

Shame.

Looks like Joe's going in dry.

I don't like some man ass.

You put it in the back

of a woman, I reckon.

Yes, sir, once or twice

with the old ladies

at Miss Rita's.

There you go. Alright.

Now you just close your eyes

and you imagine it's that...

nice lady's ass.

Well... alright,

I reckons I can do that.

Alright, then.

You stay right there.

Hey, mister.

You ready?

No!

Alright, go.

Now you hit him nice and hard.

Make sure he knows it's in him.

I ain't worked up, Henry.

I gots to get it ready.

Alright. That's fine.

And you... take your time.

You stay comfortable.

You shush.

You know...

usually I'd wait till after.

But this is too good.

Ain't I the matchmaker?

All set. It's ready, Henry.

Alright, old boy,

now you shove it in there

nice and deep.

No!! Please! Please!

Just shoot me! Please!

Please! Shoot me!

...Stop! Stop.

Joe, stop.

You done good, boy.

I don't gotta gets it in,

Henry?

No. No, you don't.

I just wanted to scare him

is all.

Now put that thing back

in your riding pants.

Thank you!

Thank you from the bottom

of my gullet!

Hey, Joe

fetch Florence.

And you,

get your ass up off the table

and sit down.

You not gonna kill me?

Thank you, sir!

Thank you. Thank you.

I'm gonna clean the devil out...

proper this time.

How you doin', little bug?

You think

about what you wanna use?

Alright, then.

I reckon this'll do.

She gonna shoot me?

No, no, no, Nancy pants.

You see...

she wanted to at first.

Then I told her, y'know,

gunshot's quick, it's easy.

Gunshot's a good death.

You deserve to feel it.

Holy hell, girl!

You still have doubts

about our new member?

Hell no!

Hey, hey, hey, hey.

You okay, honey?

You alright?

Water.

Hey, Joe, grab some water,

will you?

Alright?

I'm sorry.

For a woman, little bug,

you done mighty fine.

Thanks, Joe.

I never seen

anything like that.

I suppose the look of it

just... turned my stomach.

It's normal.

You done real good. Real good.

No. No.

I wanna finish it.

Ma'am...

...can I indulge?

Alright.

Now, don't take this

the wrong way,

but there are better ways

to finish.

Now, you cracked him

mighty hard, but...

he's still alive.

I thought he'd be dead

after I broke his eye like that.

Yeah, you'd think so?

But it don't always work

that easy.

You gotta hit

in the proper place.

Now...

do you want to finish him now...

or you wanna make him suffer

a little bit more?

Not much more.

Alrighty.

Lookie here.

You hit him here,

he dies immediate-like.

You hits him right here,

right here,

just make him squeal like a pig.

A thousand thanks, sir.

Call me Charlie.

We're friends now.

Finish him, darlin'.

Now that's a show

if I ever seens one.

Quiet, old boy.

Alright.

Let's get you cleaned up.

Missy?

Yes, Charlie?

Why'd you bed down your sis?

She liked it.

Violence,

how does it all begin?

The violence.

We're either on one side of it

or the other.

Sometimes both.

Where's the innocence go?

Is it gone?

Or is it always there

beneath the darkness?

Trying to remind us

who we are.

How do we lose ourselves?

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JT Mollner

JT Mollner is an American film director, film producer, screenwriter, actor, and entrepreneur best known for his feature film directorial debut Outlaws and Angels. The film earned accolades at Sundance in 2016 for Mollner's use of Kodak film stock and vintage Panavision cameras and lenses. Mollner is also known for starring in the Las Vegas stage production of Tony n' Tina's Wedding, and he is heir to the Freakling Brothers chain of haunted houses in Las Vegas, NV. more…

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