Synopsis
If you want to take him down, you better bring backup
When things go bad in Beantown, top assassin Killer Bean is called to clean-up the mess. Detective Cromwell finds himself in the middle between Killer Bean and mob boss Cappuccino.
When things go bad in Beantown, top assassin Killer Bean is called to clean-up the mess. Detective Cromwell finds himself in the middle between Killer Bean and mob boss Cappuccino.
The Killer Bean Forever, Killer Bean 3
Killer Bean killed at least two hundred beans in this movie which is the same number of times I ejaculated watching it
This is my Black Panther. This movie empowered me. It helped me get over my rejection from the female known as Ian who’d rather date a Chad instead of a true gentleman who would treat her well. Amazing cinematography and a great performance by Killer Bean, who has fortunately moved on from artsy-fartsy hipster trash like Moonlight. Films like Killer Bean are true art that often get misunderstood by filthy normies who watch KBCU kiddie movies instead of challenging, thought provoking kino like Killer Bean 3: Killer Bean Forever. 10/10
Ok guys hear me out
Bean Jesus
Played by the actual Jesus, otherwise known as MoistCr1tikal
The lights strobe down from the ceiling, illuminating a dozen contorting bean bodies break dancing. Suddenly the party is interrupted. A shot rings out, and the beans stop breakdancing. As they turn their heads they silent pray that it’s not what they think it is. But their prayers are in Jest, as they finally see who came to the party their greatest fears are realized. Their hands start shaking, and sweat pours out of their skin. For the first time in their life they are truly scared. Scared for their lives. Scared that they will never see their wives or children again. They are scared because they know it’s Killer Bean who has come to kill them, and nobody survives…
Absolutely dreadful. From the piss poor voice acting, to the terrible characterization, to the abysmal fight choreography, even as a meme movie, Killer Bean Forever fails miserably in all regards.
The action is really bad. Every bean dies in the same fashion, bullets are almost never visible, and Jeff Lew seems to think that having a Bean jump and spin in the air counts as choreography. That's all that happens. Sure it was kind of endearingly bad the first scene it showed up in, but condtant recycling of the same elements for an almost 90 minute movie just made me want Killer Bean to end my life.
I actually thought the music was going to redeem some of the film…