A prostitute is killed during a bachelor party and the attendees turn on each other as the wedding approaches.
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Title: Very Bad Things (1998)
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2 wins & 3 nominations.
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| Jon Favreau | ... | ||
| Leland Orser | ... | ||
| Cameron Diaz | ... | ||
| Christian Slater | ... | ||
| Rob Brownstein | ... |
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| Jeremy Piven | ... | ||
| Daniel Stern | ... | ||
| Jeanne Tripplehorn | ... | ||
| Joey Zimmerman | ... |
Adam Berkow Jr.
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Tyler Cole Malinger | ... |
Timmy Berkow
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| Kobe Tai | ... |
Tina
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| Russell B. McKenzie | ... | ||
| Pancho Demmings | ... |
Cop
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| Blake Gibbons | ... |
Suit
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Angelo Di Mascio Jr. | ... |
Clerk
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A group of friends head to Las Vegas for a bachelor party.. only things go wrong and a woman is killed. Soon, the bodies are piling up and the friends find themselves turning against one another as the coverup builds. Written by Spanner <[email protected]>
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A very savage comedy. This fall. Tell no one. See more »Parents Guide:
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EnglishRelease Date:
25 November 1998 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
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Budget:
$10,000,000 (estimated)Opening Weekend USA:
$3,245,853, 29 November 1998, Wide ReleaseGross USA:
$9,801,782, 3 January 1999Company Credits
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Initial Entertainment Group (IEG), Interscope Communications, Ballpark Productions Partnership See more »
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Kyle: I'm getting married, guys! I'm getting married!
Adam Berkow: I have got a wife and I've got two boys, OK? Don't tell me!
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(1997)
Written by Shawn Smith and Steve Fisk
Performed by Pigeonhed
Courtesy of Sub Pop Records
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The toilet brush and cleanser switch hands back and forth in the very last scene where Laura is screaming in the street. See more »Quotes
[while arguing about covering up Tina's murder]Kyle: I'm getting married, guys! I'm getting married!
Adam Berkow: I have got a wife and I've got two boys, OK? Don't tell me!
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Battle Flag(1997)
Written by Shawn Smith and Steve Fisk
Performed by Pigeonhed
Courtesy of Sub Pop Records
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Boy, I have heard a lot of people knock this film and really slam it and I don't get it. Sure, it was dark, pitch dark, but it was funny. Lighten up people. The story picks up with Favreau about to be married to Cameron Diaz, not bad, Jon. Favreau's character seems quite nervous, we will later find out why that is. This is one of those classic abyss films, how much farther down can the lives of these guys go into the dark void. Each decision made leads them into more dire consequences. Christian Slater is at his comedic best, his character is sort of a cross between Charles Manson and Anthony Robbins. Stern has you convinced that he is about to have a stroke. Piven is also quite good. Everybody is good in this film. The film deals with the consequences of how people deal with a crisis. If one takes the moral way out, perhaps everything will be alright. However, if one takes another way to avoid possible punishment, what will be the long term outcome of that? In this film, you see through hindsight, what a tangled web we weave when we first practice to deceive. Great performances, great direction, great movie! **** out of ****!