Pass Thru

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A messianic entity from the future travels to modern-day earth to wipe out 300,000,000 "bad people" and usher in a new era of peace.

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A messianic entity from the future travels to modern-day earth to wipe out 300,000,000 "bad people" and usher in a new era of peace.A messianic entity from the future travels to modern-day earth to wipe out 300,000,000 "bad people" and usher in a new era of peace.A messianic entity from the future travels to modern-day earth to wipe out 300,000,000 "bad people" and usher in a new era of peace.

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IMDb RATING

4.5/10

2.2K

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Trivia
To relieve tension on set, Neil Breen would play a pair of bongos in a Bigfoot suit.

Goofs
The protagonist is a drug user and injects heroin into his arm, yet he's clearly just spraying the liquid on his arm. Plus, the arm makeup is clearly just marked with brown spots--in place of previous injections.

Quotes
A.I.: You are now free... of PTSD.

Crazy credits
"Any of the above listed companies in the credits with an "N" or a "B" in their name are fictitious. This work was actually done personally by Neil Breen"

Connections
Featured in Best of the Worst: Night of the Lepus, Zombie 3, and Silk (2018)

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Featured review

10/10

A new kind of masterpiece

A warning from the future... or a primitive calling from our ancestral past?

Breen's fourth film is a portal. It reveals the ethical follies of the human race, and exposes them for all to see. Our lost connection to Mother Earth, to tigers, to immigrants... it's all there. The movie provides deep feelings, Spielberg-esque childlike wonder, biting political commentary, nail-biting action and harrowing drama.

It's almost a perfect 90 minutes a length. It could even fit on a CD and could be listened to as an audiobook. Burn it to a CD and work out to the tune of Breen's soothing voice as you ponder its message.

Absorb it with care, and with any luck, Breen's vision might "pass thru" your system, like yesterday's lasagna - having given you enough sustenance to survive another day in the sad world. It's not so bad it's good. It's so good that it's bad.