Blood Rage Figurative Language

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Christmas. A time for families to come together and rediscover why you all hate each other. Sometimes you just wish Santa would show up and slaughter us all. I can't be the only one that thinks that, right?

Santa's Slay, for the most part, was an alright flick, but it's the opening family dinner scene that really sets the bar high, with plenty of cheese to go all around. I could say more, but why not having the following clip do the work for me.

Blood Rage is your perfect Thanksgiving flick to watch with the family. A heartwarming tale of murder, twins and a crazy mother who announces she is remarrying during a turkey dinner, whilst her clearly crazy ass son holds back his homicidal rage.

The actual dinner scene in Blood Rage isn't the

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