When Vincent came out of the toilet, he only found Miya lying on the floor foaming at his mouth. This made him extremely frightened. In a panic, he brought the dying Miya to the home of the drug dealer Lance to seek help.

When Lance learned that someone had taken the drug overdose, he showed strong rejection in panic. He didn't want to get killed, but Vincent still unreasonably brought Miya to Lance's house and told Lance that Miya was Masha's wife. If something happened to Miya, Lance would be unavoidable.

In a panic, Lance decided to inject adrenaline into Miya. He rummaged through the boxes and found the syringe and needle. When the audience saw the needle that was about the length of the forearm, many people took a breath. But at this time, Lance and Vincent were still in a hurry, trying to clarify a clue, so that the audience could only stare at the breath and watch the story develop.

Then the audience saw the most ridiculous but endlessly funny scene: Vincent made a mark on Miya's chest with a red marker, and then seriously discussed with Lance what to do. Lance believed that Vincent should pierce the needle hard, penetrate Miya's breasts after plastic surgery, penetrate the thick silicone, and directly pierce into Miya's heart.

After a debate, Vincent, sweating profusely raised the needle, stared at the red mark on Miya's chest, while Lance knelt beside him and counted, "One, two..."

All the audience couldn't help but hold their breath. This scene was so black comedy style, and the tension made people unable to relax. Even when many viewers saw the sharp and slender needle, they couldn't help but feel their scalp numb and their hands and feet curled up.

But before the audience could prepare further, Lance shouted, "Three!"

Vincent gritted his teeth and smashed the needle down hard. A muffled sound came. The clear sound made all the audience who heard it frown. Then he saw Miya's closed eyes suddenly open, and she struggled to jump up while twitching and shouting, frightening Vincent, Lance and others to retreat.

Miya sat aside, breathing and coughing in big mouthfuls. The syringe that was still thorny on her chest was very dazzling, and a speechless absurdity hit her face.

"If you're okay, say something (say.something)." Lance said worriedly.

"What (something)." Miya said blankly.

The audience finally couldn't help it. Everyone let out a long breath, their breathing finally returned to normal, and even a faint sneer came.

Then Vincent sent Miya home safely, and he breathed a sigh of relief.

Just before the audience could breathe in full, the story entered the next chapter, "Golden Watch".

Boxer Butcher has an ancestral gold watch. This gold watch was first obtained from his great-grandfather. He bought it before participating in the First World War and survived with this watch. His great-grandfather then passed it on. His grandfather brought the gold watch to a pilot, brought it back to the United States as a relic, and passed it on. Later, his father took the gold watch to a Vietnam War. Unfortunately, his father did not survive, but handed it over to his comrades, hoping that he could give it to his son, Butch.

It is precisely because of this story that Butch cherishes this gold watch very much.

Thinking of his gold watch and at the same time, he thought that he could get a bigger income from gambling, Butch broke his promise to Masha. In the boxing match, he beat his opponent to death and quickly fled the scene.

Masha, who came after hearing the news, was furious. Miya and Vincent also appeared together. Miya specifically thanked Vincent for dinner. It seemed that this happened after the second story. Masha was very angry and vowed to kill Butch.

At this time, Butch successfully returned to the motel that had been booked in advance. The next morning, he could walk away with his girlfriend Phoebe. Butch and Phoebe were lying on the bed with warmth. Phoebe said that she hoped that she could have a round belly, which would make her look more sexual. Butch knew that Phoebe actually wanted a child, which made Butch realize that he wanted to go away with Phoebe, and then leave these right and wrong forever and settle down completely. Butch yearned for such a life.

Butch and Phoebe portray a happy and fulfilling life in the future, and sleep well until dawn.

However, just as Butch was packing her luggage and preparing to leave, she found that Phoebe had forgotten to bring the gold watch in panic, which made Butch completely out of control. Phoebe was so scared that she hid in the corner and shivered, begging Butch for forgiveness in tears. In helplessness, Butch could only force herself to calm down and then decided to risk going home to get the watch.

"Give you some change, go buy pancakes and have a good breakfast." Butch was very irritable and threw the money on the bed impatiently, saying coldly, "I drive away your Honda, and I will come back before you can say the 'Blueberry Pi'."

Phoebe stood up timidly, looked at Butcher expectantly, and said anxiously, "Blueberry Pi." She was so earnest, so sorry, so deeply in love with the man in front of her, and just one sentence was easily outlined.

Butch looked at Phoebe, and couldn't help but smile a little, "It's not that fast, but it won't be long. OK?" After saying that, Butch left the motel.

Releasing his anger all the way, Butch carefully returned home and successfully found his gold watch, but then he actually found a shotgun in the kitchen. He knew: this should be the person sent by Masha to take his life. Sure enough, he heard something in the bathroom, so he pointed the shotgun at the bathroom with it.

Vincent was solving his physiological needs in the bathroom. He even had leisure to read novels, but when he came out, he was facing the dark muzzle in Butch's hand.

The scene fell into a brief silence, as if a little sound would break this balance, causing the audience's breathing in the cinema to stop again. Many people suddenly remembered the conversation that Vincent had disdained Butch in the club.

Suddenly, the toast Butch put into the toaster and jumped out, breaking the balance in an instant. Butch pulled the trigger. Vincent, who had no fighting force, died tragically in the bathroom bathtub without any doubt.

The cinema audience looked at Vincent who was soaked in his blood and did not react: What's going on? Isn't Vincent played by Hugo the male lead? It's only ninety minutes since the movie has passed, why is Vincent just dead? Could it be that the movie is over?

But... it's not right! The little pumpkin and the little rabbit at the beginning of the movie have not finished talking about it, but Butch's story has not finished talking about it, and there are still many foreshadowings in the movie. This is far from the ending. The male protagonist of a movie is worried halfway through the performance. So is the male protagonist still called the protagonist? The audience was confused.

Butch left home calmly and headed to the motel. Just as Butch relaxed his guard, he saw Masha on the crosswalk when he stopped at a red light at an intersection, which immediately made the story turn sharply.

Butch directly stepped on the accelerator and knocked Masha to the ground, but as soon as he rushed out, he collided with the crossing car. The car was thrown directly to the side of the road. Butch was also injured and his face was filled with blood.

After Masha got up again, he stumbling to chase Butch. Butch had no choice but to escape in panic. Two people chased and fled one by one, but ended up running into a second-hand grocery store. Butch subdued Masha, who was a little unconscious, and was about to kill Masha. Butch did not expect that Maynard, the owner of the store, picked up the hunting rifle and subdued Butch.

Just as the audience thought Maynard was just executing justice, he didn't expect Maynard to knock Butch and Masha out of it. Then Maynard called another accomplice THAAD, which made the audience confused again. However, this time, the movie quickly gave the answer.

Maynard brought Butch and Masha to the basement and tied it up. The basement was filled with all kinds of love and toys, and a sense of uneasiness came in. When Thad appeared in police uniform, people originally thought that this was the savior, but they didn't think that this was the real Satan.

Thad ordered Maynard to pull out a sex slave in the room in the basement and began to consider whether it should start with Butch or Masha.

At this time, the audience didn't understand, that was a fool. Everyone was staring at the big screen with their mouths wide open and stunned. There were too many surprises today. Maynard and Thad were actually homosexual and perverted! This dramatic turn is really unexpected and even more amused and irritable.

Quentin, who was sitting in the front, heard the dumbfounded frightening sound of the scene and couldn't help but smile proudly.

Sad and Maynard left the sex slave outside, clamped the chains, and then took Masha to the inner room inside and raped. Butch, who found the opportunity, broke free from the rope and knocked the sex slave outside away, and took the opportunity to escape, but just as he was about to leave, he heard Masha's painful shouts and he couldn't help but hesitate again. After thinking about it, he decided to go back to save Masha.

Butch came to the counter to look for weapons. The first candidate was the hammer. Then he chose the baseball bat, followed by a chainsaw...

The audience was about to burst into laughter. With the soundtrack of the movie, the song "Anche" used here is indeed full of irony; and Masha's screams are endless, not to mention that Masha, the gangster boss and black identity, has been ravaged so much; but relatively speaking, Butch is choosing weapons with a calm face. The black humor formed by this strong conflict is really hilarious.

In the end, Butch chose a Japanese samurai sword!

Butch returned to the basement and saw THAAD committing violence, while Maynard stood behind to watch. Butch directly killed Maynard. Then, Masha, who broke free from the constraints, shot THAAD seriously injured. Finally, under the premise that Butch kept Masha secret, Masha let Butch go with grudges.

Butch left, but Masha stayed with a hunting rifle. It can be imagined that THAAD's fate will be dark.

Butch rode THAAD's motorcycle back to the motel, where Phoebe, who was waiting in panic, immediately ran down like a little orchid, and Butch took Phoebe and flew away.

...The story is over?

If "Pulp Novels" are over, then the story is really...inexplicably, without any beginning or end, and there is no direct connection between each other, and there is no complementary between the paragraphs, which makes people confused. However, after the movie falls into shady scenes, subtitles appear again, "Bonnie's situation".

The audience immediately breathed a sigh of relief, but fortunately it was not over, otherwise this would be a failed work. But... the male protagonist Vincent is dead, can the movie continue?
Chapter completed!