Over on another hill, the Bloody Bones reality show meets with their seven contestants who need to spend 48 hours in Jack and Jill country. Their first task is to go into the hills to find Jill’s book. How do they know about the book, and is it actually possible to find it?
When some of the contestants aren’t comfortable with splitting up and roaming the hills, the host threatens no agents will want to work with them if they don’t do what they’re told. I’m not sure how that’s a viable threat since none of them are actors.
One contestant is a true crime enthusiast and tells everyone there is definitely nothing to fear. She reiterates her knowledge of the case and that there have been no murders for ten years. So why all the missing posters? They obviously aren’t ten years old. It seems murder would be the first thought if people are still going missing.
At one point the hosts pretend to be Jack and Jill, hoping to get reactions from the contestants. When the contestants attack them, the hosts call them idiots. But it seems more the other way around.
Once again like in the first two movies, the biggest question about Jack and Jill is why do they talk like cavemen? They were around 10 years old when they went into the hills. It’s not like they’d lose their vocabulary and speech patterns.
It’s a low budget, barely watchable movie. Watch for the most lack luster choking with a phone cord ever. The phone on the table doesn’t even move.
Ridiculous dialogue
Only people with a death wish would dare spend the night at Newberry Hill.
The best tv comes from the people who don’t know they’re on it.
I will remind you all that if you don’t abide by the contracts that you all willingly signed, we may have to take legal actions.
Agents and professionals like us won’t want to work with you if you don’t play right.
Missing posters taped to a rock |
The camera is reflected in her glasses |
Why are missing posters on the chimney inside the house? |
This is why you don’t give everyone a camera |
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