The Wizard of Gore Page #6

Synopsis: Montag the Magnificent (Glover) is a master illusionist who performs at underground venues, selecting female volunteers from his rave-like audiences. To their hysteria, it appears he's dismembered their bodies, but his sleight of hand has them fooled. However, female bodies show up dead from the same wounds performed on stage. Investigators are baffled, and the chase to find the killer begins.
Genre: Horror, Mystery
Director(s): Jeremy Kasten
  1 win.
 
IMDB:
5.0
R
Year:
2007
94 min
142 Views


whenever you wanted to, but you didn't.

You used me, Chong,

because you didn't want

to get your hands dirty.

Better that I deal

with the rat f*** magician

who's stealing your stable.

I left the body there.

A magician by the name of Montag.

You're a pretty smart guy, Chong.

Why don't you pin the murders on him?

If you're lucky,

you'll get off with a pandering charge.

And, Chong, I'm also going to need a line

on your tetro supplier.

But we'll hash that out later,

when you're feeling up to it.

Which brings us to that end

I was talking about:

The final curtain for that life

and that Ed Bigelow.

I took that coward who was afraid

to size himself up for what he really was

and put him out of his misery.

Now I live backstage.

From my spot here, I can make people

dance to whatever tune I want them to.

When they come to my house,

I hold their lives in my hands.

They don't have to see me,

and I don't have to parade

myself in front of them.

I know what's inside me,

and whenever I want,

I can see everything that's inside of them,

if you catch my drift.

You wonder how in the hell

I got to this place.

You should be asking

what took me so long.

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