ChristmasJonesfan

Question: There's a deleted scene that's on the DVD where Officer Burroughs goes to the break room after his first phone call with Jill and he overhears two other officers talking about the murders at the beginning of the film. Even though it's unlikely he could have known then, why didn't he suspect right away that Jill's situation sounded similar to those murders, and that Jill was in serious danger?

Answer: Because it's unlikely that he knew then.

ChristmasJonesfan

Question: When the Stranger uses Tiffany's phone to call Jill at the house, Tiffany's full name comes up on the caller ID. Did Tiffany know the family? Is that why she knows where the house is?

Answer: I believe that Jill's other friend, Scarlet, told Tiffany where the house was.

ChristmasJonesfan

23rd Jun 2024

Halloween Kills (2021)

Question: How did the kids in the flashback know it was Lonnie who stole their brother's candy?

Answer: The way that I look at it is: they didn't know. Not for certain anyway. They just guessed and as it turns out, they were right. Also, they were bullies. And there were three of them and one of Lonnie.

ChristmasJonesfan

9th Jun 2024

Goldfinger (1964)

Question: How did the CIA find out about the plot at Ft. Knox from the note Bond put in the "late" Mr. Solo's pocket after he was crushed inside the car and brought back to the farm to be "separated from the gold"?

Answer: This is actually addressed in the movie itself. When Felix asks James: "What made her call Washington?"

ChristmasJonesfan

Answer: Bond had asked Pussy Galore to contact the CIA, which is what she did.

raywest

18th Jul 2024

Ocean's Twelve (2004)

Answer: Hate is probably too strong of a description. The two actresses apparently clashed over things like the costumes they wore, set lighting, and even how each would be depicted in the movie's marketing campaign.

raywest

Answer: Sometimes actresses just do not get on. Being that they were both from different backgrounds. For more examples of this you just have to look at Charmed and Desperate Housewives.

ChristmasJonesfan

22nd Jul 2024

Cherry Falls (2000)

Question: At the very end of the movie, why did Jody and her mother hide the reason for all the Leonard killings from the police or the FBI?

Trainman

Answer: The police knew. Deputy Mina, who was sitting across from Jody and her mom in the interrogation room, smiled knowingly. They just didn't tell the feds to keep Jody's dad's name out of it. He was, after all, Leonard's biological father and the Markens didn't want the FBI to know. Or at least that's my take on it.

ChristmasJonesfan

21st Mar 2009

Twin Peaks (1990)

Chosen answer: Laura was killed by her father Leland, whilst he was apparently possessed by the spirit BOB. The exact manner of her murder is not clear, as several injuries found during her autopsy we later discover occurred during a separate incident before her murder. We know that she was beaten and killed in an abandoned train car, and her body was then wrapped in plastic and thrown in the river.

pinkwafer

Answer: Why? Because her father was possessed by an evil entity. How? Blunt force trauma.

ChristmasJonesfan

1st Jul 2014

Wild Things (1998)

Question: Did Kelly Van Ryan really love Sam Lombardo or was she trying to use him to get her mom's money? Or both?

Answer: Yes, Kelly WAS in love with Sam. And the money was just a bonus.

ChristmasJonesfan

Answer: Kelly loved Sam and hated her mom. She wanted the money that was left to her by her grandfather and this was the only way to get it without her mom dying.

Greg Dwyer

Question: How would the stranger have known that Jill was going to babysit that night. Did he follow her out there? Or was he just hanging around the area of the house waiting to see if the parents ever went out for a night and left a babysitter with the kids?

Answer: The stranger could not have followed Jill to the house because when Jill gets there, he is already at the house. The front door was open. As to the second part of your question: dumb luck. The stranger was hanging out at the guest house just waiting for the parents to leave.

ChristmasJonesfan

I think he might have been stalking Jill. He could have been following her around her home and school. He targets teenage girls and might have been looking for the right moment to strike. For all we know, he broke into her house when no-one was there and could have found the address and maybe a note reminding Jill that she had to babysit, and then he just would get out there ahead of time to wait for her.

17th Jan 2020

Black Christmas (2006)

Question: How does anyone know Billy's story? He doesn't seem like he'd tell anyone.

Rob245

Answer: I always thought that the cops put two and two together and then this became the stuff of legend.

ChristmasJonesfan

18th Dec 2019

Black Christmas (2006)

Question: Why would Agnes join Billy in his killing spree? She was a victim of him, losing an eye and her parents. She could've joined the sorority girls in stopping him.

Cody Fairless-Lee

Answer: Because Agnes is in love with her fatherbrother, and besides, they were invading her home, from her perspective.

ChristmasJonesfan

Answer: Maybe like him she's also mentally ill, getting it from their mother. Maybe she feels doing this will bring them together.

Rob245

Question: Maybe I missed a major plot point, but why exactly does Tom kill his lover at the very end?

Krista

Chosen answer: Tom & his lover are travelling on a boat. The rich girl, who knows Tom as Dickie is also on the boat. If they were to meet, Tom's false identity would have been revealed, and the lover would have been able to figure out that Tom actually murdered Dickie.

marfbody

Answer: He had to kill him. Tom couldn't kill Meredith because she wasn't alone and Peter was.

ChristmasJonesfan

10th Oct 2023

A Perfect Murder (1998)

Question: Near the beginning of the movie, why does Steven call the museum event an "inbred" soiree?

Answer: I took it to mean that Steven was insulting the attendees as being a rich, snobbish in-crowd who only socialize among themselves at exclusive events.

raywest

Answer: The way I always thought that it was Steven's way of putting David at ease, by making a joke.

ChristmasJonesfan

I was curious about the meaning/definition of his wording, though. What did he mean by calling the event an "inbred soiree"?

This was Steven's way of being incredibly rude and offensive whilst knowing that he'd be sure to get away with it. Likely, he didn't much care for the attendees and he wasn't being shy about expressing this.

ChristmasJonesfan

Question: Just out of curiosity and I'm sorry if this seems like a dumb question, but was Freddy possessing Dylan, or was Dylan just going "crazy" from lack of sleep? Or was Freddy somehow using Dylan to get into the real world outside of Heather/Nancy?

Answer: The way I understand it is: Freddy is dead. He was possessing no-one. From what I've read, there was some form of evil entity using Freddy as a figurehead to get into our realm. So if anyone was possessing anyone at all, it was the evil entity.

ChristmasJonesfan

Question: What happened to the terrorists in the garbage trucks after the attack moved inside the White House? We just see their trucks there when the response team arrives. I figured they would be told to engage the response team in a sort of last stand to cause as much chaos as possible.

Answer: One of the garbage man terrorists was killed; the others were fully prepared to die for the cause. After all, they had accomplished their objective. They were no longer needed.

ChristmasJonesfan

Question: If the terrorists in the AC-130 gunship were to directly attack the White House, then what was the purpose of them shooting and killing civilians before doing so? Was it simply because Kang's group was maniacally there to kill people and they didn't care who?

Answer: Whilst this is never explicitly explained in the film, I do believe that it was exactly that: kill as many people, civilian or authorities, as possible before achieving their final goal.

ChristmasJonesfan

24th Sep 2018

From Hell (2001)

Question: Who killed Martha Tabram? Just like in the real world, doubt is cast on her murder as to whether or not it was Jack the Ripper due to the differences in her murder and those of the other prostitutes. So was it just another member of the Freemasons?

Phaneron

Answer: I've always suspected (thought) that the man who murdered Martha was the guy with the knife who threatened Mary Kelly and used the weapon to cut off her buttons. McQueen. Wasn't he the 1888s version of a pimp?

ChristmasJonesfan

I think that would make the most sense. If he didn't do the deed himself, then having one of his men do it to send a message to the other prostitutes tracks.

Phaneron

17th Oct 2020

Baywatch (1989)

Answer: She left to pursue other TV, movie, and commercial opportunities. It's a typical scenario where a breakout star on a hit series leverages their popularity for better roles and more money.

raywest

Answer: I read that Pamela departed the show because she had become pregnant with her second child.

ChristmasJonesfan

5th Aug 2023

Heathers (1988)

Question: After Veronica convinces Heather McNamara not to kill herself, she suggests they "knock off early". Are they just going to skip class, or are they possibly allowed to leave school if they are seniors? At least, during the time when this movie was made (before the increased security concerns of recent years).

Answer: Yes, Veronica meant skipping class. And, as seniors, they may have been allowed to leave the school grounds.

ChristmasJonesfan

Answer: She means to leave school early; whether they are allowed to or not cannot be determined from the context of their conversation.

13th Jul 2017

A Perfect Murder (1998)

Question: I've seen this movie and there's still one thing I can't figure out. Why did Steven want to kill his wife?

Answer: Steven needed money and his wife was worth a lot of money. She was already having an affair and was planning on leaving him. If she left, Steven could be left with nothing and still in financial troubles. By killing her before she divorces him, he'd be entitled to her wealth, plus the money from her life insurance policy.

Bishop73

Answer: Along with the answers by Bishop73 and ChristmasJonesFan, I think Steven also wanted to kill Emily before she could leave him. She complained to her friend that "every single thing always has to be on his terms." As a controlling person, he would not tolerate her leaving him. This is implied during their fight at the end, when he says "I'll tell you when it's over."

Answer: Also, Emily never signed a prenup so if she dies, he gets like a hundred million bucks.

ChristmasJonesfan

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