Celebrate the 4th of July With This Clip From The Hills Have Eyes

Happy 4th of July! I just wanted to thank all of those who served and are serving for their service and for protecting our freedom. I also wanted to share this very patriotic and creepy/gross scene from one of the most f*cked up and memorable movies ever: The Hills Have Eyes (2006).

And on a side note: I was one of those people who thought Rob Zombie directed it.

Watch Big Brain sing and then...get big-brained. Happy 4th, everyone!


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