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* KarmaHoudini: [[spoiler: Mackey murders at least 15 boys. After his crimes are exposed, he hides and escapes, and he is still at large by the end of the movie. Then again, his face is known to the world, so he might not get away with it forever.]] While there are [[spoiler: an alarming number of SerialKillers {{Serial Killer}}s who have never been identified, there are very few who escaped justice once identified.]]
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** [[spoiler: The ending likewise is a brutally honest SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome deconstruction look at of what would happen if a group of kids investigated and tried to stop an evil threat. The results would be that they would be horribly out of their depth and stand no chance against a foe that dangerous. There is no triumphant victory, just death and despair and a killer that gets away Scott free.scot-free.]]
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** Despite everyone talking about how boring the town of Ipswich is, their bowling alley has nevertheless managed to score an actual VideoGame/{{Polybius}} machine.
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** Despite everyone talking about how boring the town of Ipswich is, their bowling alley has nevertheless managed to score an actual VideoGame/{{Polybius}} Myth/{{Polybius}} machine.
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-->-- '''David "Davey" Armstrong'''
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** [[spoiler: The ending likewise is a brutally honest SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome deconstruction look at what would happen if a group of kids investigated and tried to stop a an evil threat. The results would be that they would be horribly out of their depth and stand no chance against a foe that dangerous. There is no triumphant victory, just death and despair and a killer that gets away Scott free.]]
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''Summer of 84'' is a 2018 movie by François Simard, Anouk Whissell, and Yoann-Karl Whissell (credited as [=RKSS=]) and stars Graham Verchere, Judah Lewis, Caleb Emery, Cory Gruter-Andrew, Creator/TieraSkovbye, and Rich Sommer. It was an official selection of the 2018 Sundance Film Festival.
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''Summer of 84'' is a 2018 movie by François Simard, Anouk Whissell, and Yoann-Karl Whissell (credited as [=RKSS=]) and stars Graham Verchere, Creator/GrahamVerchere, Judah Lewis, Caleb Emery, Cory Gruter-Andrew, Creator/TieraSkovbye, and Rich Sommer. It was an official selection of the 2018 Sundance Film Festival.
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In the summer of [[TheEighties 1984]], in the sleepy suburb of Ipswich, Oregon, near Cape May, David "Davey" Armstrong (Verchere), age fifteen, is spending his days flinging papers from his bike on his paper route, hanging out with his gang of friends - Tommy "Eats" Eaton, Dale "Woody" Woodworth, and Curtis Farraday (Lewis, Emery and Gruter-Andrew) - and pining over his crush on his former babysitter (and eighteen-year-old total babe) Nikki (Skovbye). At night, he plays Manhunt, a form of group hide-and-seek played in the twilight hours.
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In the summer of [[TheEighties 1984]], in the sleepy suburb of Ipswich, Oregon, near Cape May, David "Davey" Armstrong (Verchere), age fifteen, is spending his days flinging papers from his bike on his paper route, hanging out with his gang of friends - Tommy "Eats" Eaton, Dale "Woody" Woodworth, and Curtis Farraday (Lewis, Emery and Gruter-Andrew) - and pining over his crush on his former babysitter (and eighteen-year-old total babe) Nikki Kazsuba (Skovbye). At night, he plays Manhunt, a form of group hide-and-seek played in the twilight hours.
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In the summer of [[TheEighties 1984]], in the sleepy suburb of Ipswitch, Oregon, near Cape May, Davey Armstrong (Verchere), age fifteen, is spending his days flinging papers from his bike on his paper route, hanging out with his gang of friends - Tommy "Eats" Eaton, Dale "Woody" Woodworth, and Curtis Farraday (Lewis, Emery and Gruter-Andrew) - and pining over his crush on his former babysitter (and eighteen-year-old total babe) Nikki (Skovbye). At night, he plays Manhunt, a form of group hide-and-seek played in the twilight hours.
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In the summer of [[TheEighties 1984]], in the sleepy suburb of Ipswitch, Ipswich, Oregon, near Cape May, Davey David "Davey" Armstrong (Verchere), age fifteen, is spending his days flinging papers from his bike on his paper route, hanging out with his gang of friends - Tommy "Eats" Eaton, Dale "Woody" Woodworth, and Curtis Farraday (Lewis, Emery and Gruter-Andrew) - and pining over his crush on his former babysitter (and eighteen-year-old total babe) Nikki (Skovbye). At night, he plays Manhunt, a form of group hide-and-seek played in the twilight hours.
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''Summer of '84'' 84'' is a 2018 movie by François Simard, Anouk Whissell, and Yoann-Karl Whissell (credited as [=RKSS=]) and stars Graham Verchere, Judah Lewis, Caleb Emery, Cory Gruter-Andrew, Creator/TieraSkovbye, and Rich Sommer. It was an official selection of the 2018 Sundance Film Festival.
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In the Summer summer of [[TheEighties 1984]], in the sleepy suburb of Ipswitch, Oregon, near Cape May, Davey Armstrong (Verchere), age 15, fifteen, is spending his days flinging papers from his bike on his paper route, hanging out with his gang of friends - Tommy 'Eats' "Eats" Eaton, Dale 'Woody' "Woody" Woodworth, and Curtis Farraday (Lewis, Emery and Gruter-Andrew) - and pining over his crush on his former babysitter (and 18 year old eighteen-year-old total babe) Nikki (Skovbye). At night, he plays Manhunt, a form of group hide-and-seek played in the twilight hours.
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** [[spoiler: The ending likewise is a brutally honest SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome deconstruction look at what would happen if a group of kids investigate and or went after try to stop a dangerous killer/threat-they evil threat. The results would be that they would be horribly out of their depth and stand no chance against someone a foe that dangerous. There is no triumphant victory, just death and despair and a killer that gets away Scott free.]]
