But not really...

[sixfoot7]

Watched (endured) a really bad movie last night. "Kill Switch", direct to DVD (at least I don't remember it being in theaters), starring Steven Seagal. Plot wasn't followed, extra bad guy sub-story for no reason, girlfriend never explained, ends the movie by leaving town (Memphis) to be with his kids.... in France??
Only bright spot, final fight scene with bad guy, close-up of Seagal's hand, snaps open an Offset, does his scary Seagal knife fighting style .
If you watch it without immediately going to that final fight scene, remember it's an hour and a half of your life you'll never get back.

 

[Gauge7]

Hah! I've got a box of dvds of which I wish I could reclaim the time I spent watching them! Like you said though, it's funny how many BAD movies have GOOD knives in them. I was watching one a few months back that had me hitting my head against the wall, then I noticed the Spyderco in the protagonist's pocket!
"Knives, making bad movies watchable for 75 years."

 

[tom19176]

is this the knife pic?

http://www.cinematical.com/photos/kill-switch/1049789/

 

[sixfoot7]

is this the knife pic?

http://www.cinematical.com/photos/kill-switch/1049789/

That's the knife, although the first scene with it in the movie is a close-up of his hand from behind. That's how I was able to recognize it so easily.
Wish I had seen this pic however, could have avoided the movie!

 

[No_b00st]

haha this post reminds of the show Damages, the one with Glen Close. Really awful show, but I got all excited when the creeper chasing Ellen's sister stuck some gnarly looking serrated Spyderco into his pocket before he went to stab the girl.

Btw - who uses a serrated knife for stabbing? I mean really, what a n00b.

-James

 

[redsst]

^^^

Ha! Thats funny right thar. I dont care who ya are.

 

[J_Curd]

btw - Who Uses A Serrated Knife For Stabbing? I Mean Really, What A N00b.

Hahaha!