Nicely done. Good jab at the fast-food industry to boot.
Shakespeare's MacBeth set to 70's Americana, with a shitload of Bad Company (as in the band, not necessarily a bunch of badass mofos that warrants a capital B & C). I could spoil it for you and say how it all goes down, but I won't. I would suggest picking up the original tale by the Bard himself, but damn if that ain't some pretty drole shite to sort through, in verse no less. Thank Cthulhu for film!
Nice, mellow role put in by Christopher Walken as the investigating Lieutenant called in to check out the suspicious murder of a small-town restauranteur. Maura Tierney as the driving force, and her fellow News Radio co-star Andy Dick in a minor role of carny psychic, which, really, just insults real carnys. Damn, that guy's even worse than Carrot Top, why's he still even remotely familiar to the general viewing audience? I guess it's only about, what, four more years before he ends up shilling some kind of telephone service in television commercials?
