Postal clip

By Eric Walkuski

Posted 19 years ago

Last Updated on July 27, 2021

Just the other day I displayed for you Uwe Boll’s latest attempt at putting himself on a pedestal of awesomeness where he can lecture us on the evils of mankind by subjecting us to a barrage of distressing animal skinnings and killings (enjoy reliving that HERE). Though the film in which the footage appears, SEED, won’t be released until October, I’m already predicting a complete overhaul of humanity’s worst instincts toward animal rights after its effortless opening weekend of $100 million.

Now Boll wants to teach us another lesson, and it involves exploiting 9/11 for cheap kicks. I uh… am not exactly sure what the lesson is, but I’m going to guess it’s the complete opposite of what this clip appears to be (easy shock meant to provoke outrage).

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