Such is the premise of 'Headhunters,' a terrific Norwegian film that follows up its run at the 55th San Francisco International Film Festival with a general release. How does he make up the difference between his income and expenses? High-priced art theft, of course. Unfortunately, Roger's insecurities (he's only 5'6') lead him to seek a lifestyle well beyond his means. By day, he's a corporate recruiter (headhunter) who goes home at night to a magnificent house and stunning wife. But we do know that this head doesnРІР‚в„ўt kill the Warrior.Roger Brown has a pretty good life. But we arenРІР‚в„ўt shown what the effect of the arrowhead on the carcass is. Now, it would just be extremely twisted if his daughter resurrects as a monster. This directly hits the decapitated head of another slain monster. While he initially doesnРІР‚в„ўt believe in this, thinking that it is all over, he shoots the arrowhead into the distance. They said that these arrows can carry souls to the afterlife. ItРІР‚в„ўs an arrowhead from the last Radian City. WhatРІР‚в„ўs the significance of the Arrow Head? IРІР‚в„ўm happy there were no corny elements of his eyes blinking or moving. Clearly, he is immortal, but what good is immortality if your head is skewered on a wall-mounted stake? The last scene showing his dead eyes was a pretty dark way to the end of the film. Remember, the grey substance gives eternal life, and the Warrior has used it more than anyone else. Did the Warrior die in the end of The Head Hunter? We see the monster impale head of the Warrior on his own wall of trophies as it walks away, claiming his body. After that, it was the matter of taking control of his unconscious body and using his blade to decapitate his own head. I think it had a jump on our Warrior hero and strangled him. The head still has a long spine attached to it.He has had to re-bury the headless skeletal remains of his daughter.We are not shown how exactly a head alone could take down this immense Warrior who slays monsters for a living. It beheads him and inserts its spine into his body. Well, in an unfair turn of events, the monster head that is still alive (as seen in the gif above) sneaks up on the Warrior and kills him. What happens to the Warrior at the end of the film? He believes itРІР‚в„ўs a one-time back-to-life thing. But our warrior friend doesnРІР‚в„ўt know this. This also means that the monsterРІР‚в„ўs head is also not dead. The mystical substance has the power of eternal life. But we are shown the spider getting up again. There is a scene where the Warrior dabs some fluid on a dead spider, which springs back to life.

He repeatedly stabs the head and kills it, or so he thinks. To add to the agony, the monster conjures up words in the voice of his dead daughter. Now, not only does he have to go kill it again, but he also has to endure the pain of separating his daughterРІР‚в„ўs headless skeleton from the reanimated monster. The evil, ironic turn of events leads to the monster attaching itself to the remains of the WarriorРІР‚в„ўs daughter. It, well, heads out looking for a possible body to connect to. The Warrior heals from his wounds and proceeds to his daughterРІР‚в„ўs grave to tell her that she has been avenged, that she can now rest easy.Р”В«ecause of a carelessly placed jar of grey healing substance by an open window, the fluid falls on the head of the troll, bringing it back to life. HeРІР‚в„ўs too worn down by the fighting and puts away the skewering of the head for later. Vengeance is Mine!Р”Р‡inally, the monster that killed his daughter returns, and in an unseen epic battle, the Warrior defeats and beheads the beast. Unknown to him, the fluid also has the power to bring the dead back to life. He uses this to treat the many gory gashes that he receives from the monsters he battles. Through the help of ancient scriptures, the Warrior has learned to produce a substance that has extraordinary healing abilities. The Head Hunter: What is that Grey Fluid in the Jars?

His life is run by his quest for vengeance. While he has collected numerous heads, he still waits to run into the monster that once killed his daughter. And now you know why the movie gets its name. He decapitates them and keeps the head impaled on his wall as trophies. The Warrior lives alone hunting monsters. The makeup and the acting do the rest to portray the extent of the brutality. Lack of funds didnРІР‚в„ўt allow for elaborate CGI, so the filmmaker decided to show us only the aftermath of each fight. ItРІР‚в„ўs fantastic how the movie lets your mind imagine the brutality of each monster battle. РІР‚вЂњ What happens to the Warrior at the end of the film?.Here are links to the key aspects of the movie:

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