Brimstone 1.3 - Full Moon

Brimstone - Full Moon

Genre : Action / Horror
Executive Producer: David S. Goyer
Writer : Mark Newton
Cast: Holland Roden, Stephen McHattie, Kelly Hu, Manu Bennett, Tom Riley, Lydia Hearst, Meghan Ory, Daniel Cudmore, Michael Emerson and Eric Szmanda

New York City, New York - The children of Kagan, Emphemera (Lydia Hearst), Ferril (Meghan Ory) and Xerx have arrived in America and exit the shipping container that protected them from the sun on their journey. They discuss how hungry they are after such a long journey and immediately begin violently feeding on a group of dock workers they see. They completely drain the workers of their blood, bathing and drinking, and completely dismantling the bodies to ensure they don't become vampires themselves.

Morton, Mississippi - Rayne (Holland Roden) and Severin (Tom Riley), the Brimstone Society's weapons master, are testing out some new weapons in the subterranean headquarters of the organization. Tremaine enters the room and warns Severin that tonight will be a full moon. Rayne asks why that would matter, and Severin explains that he is actually a lycanthrope, turning into a wolf-like beast on full moons. Rayne asks if he's a werewolf, and Severin jokes that he doesn't like that offensive terminology. Tremaine and Severin show Rayne to a special, secure chamber that Severin goes to every time there's a full moon. He tells her that he'll see her later before entering the chamber and closing the door.

During the full moon, Rayne goes to the door to Severin's chamber and listens as he transforms and thrashes about the room. He bangs on the door, loudly and with great force, concerning Rayne. Mynce (Kelly Hu) tells Rayne not to worry, that the chamber door cannot be broken open no matter how much the beast tries. Tremaine goes up to the town's surface to find that there is a mob of townspeople outside of the church demanding answers from Tremaine about the recent supernatural happenings in the area that have been killing off innocent lives. The leader of the townspeople, Walters (Michael Emerson), is furious with Tremaine and the whole Brimstone Society. Tremaine tries to explain that supernatural phenomenon was always present in the area and that he set up the Society in the town to protect it from the threats that already existed, not bringing new threats to the area. Walters isn't having any of it, and threatens to burn the church down if any more incidents happen in town. Mynce emerges from the church with a machine gun in hand. She threatens to gun them all down if they don't return to their homes. A rock is thrown at her from someone in the crowd, and she retaliates by firing the gun into the crowd, hitting multiple townspeople. Tremaine and Rayne restrain Mynce and drag her back into the church. Walters and the rest the mob barricade the doors from the outside and set fire to the church. Tremaine tells them that they must hurry below ground.

Down in the Brimstone Society headquarters, Tremaine urges Rayne and Mynce to pack up all the necessities and meet him at the escape tunnel. Rayne asks what about Severin. Tremaine tells her that they cannot let him out right now since he is in his lycanthrope state and that they must worry about themselves for now and come back for him at a later date once they've made it to safety. They rush through the escape tunnel and are spit out into the middle of a swamp cemetery. They are greeted by John Sigmon (Eric Szmanda), who leads them into a large mausoleum which is actually a high-tech Brimstone Society safe house.

Morton, Mississippi - Ephemera, Ferril and Xerx arrive in Morton and see that the church is burned to the ground. Walters and what's left of the townspeople confront the vampires, telling them that they burned the Brimstone Society to the ground and will do whatever the vampires want to help them. Ferril asks what happened to the Brimstone members, and Walters tells her that they went underground when they lit fire to the church. Ferril and Xerx begin feeding on the townspeople. Ferril rips off Walters' head and drinks from it. Ephemera walks through the charred out remains of the church and finds the staircase down to the headquarters.

Beneath the remains of the church, Ephemera studies what is left of the Brimstone Society headquarters. Much of it was burned in the fire. She hears something and goes to investigate. She opens a door and finds Severin starving to death. She asks him if he is hungry. He only has the strength to nod. She uses her finger nail to cut her arm and holds it up to Severin. He tries to turn his head, but is too weak to move further. Ephemera looks Severin in the eyes and tells him it's okay, that she will take care of him, and that the Brimstone Society left him to die. He finally relents and begins drinking Ephemera's blood.

In the safe house, Tremaine accesses the Society's cameras they had throughout Morton and sees Ephemera, Ferril and Xerx slaughtering everyone and destroying all that is left of the town. Tremaine is disappointed, but Mynce says that they deserved it, and that if they were still there they could have protected the townspeople. Rayne notices on the video that her name "RAYNE" is spelled out in blood on the main street. 

Miami Vice 1.3 - The Gambler

Miami Vice - The Gambler

Genre: Crime / Action

Director: Peter Berg

Writer: Roy Horne

Based on the television series

Cast: Josh Holloway, Taye Diggs, Andy Garcia, Katrina Law, Brad William Henke, Troy Garity, Toby Huss, Bojana Novokovic, James Remar, Bill Goldberg, Jeffrey Nordling, Sasha Roiz, Josh Braaten and Edi Gathegi

Plot: At a marina, Sonny Crockett (Josh Holloway) and Ricardo Tubbs (Taye Diggs) are conducting surveillance on Mickey (Toby Huss), a bookie with suspected connections to crime boss Al Lombard. As they watch, a woman sits down to meet with Mickey. Crockett recognizes her as his ex-girlfriend Bethany (Bojana Novakovic). She discusses a large gambling debt with Mickey and begs him for more time to pay it off. Indifferent to her pleas, Mickey calls in his muscle, Russo (Bill Goldberg) to remove Bethany from the building. Crockett and Tubbs rush into action to protect her, but the hulking Russo does not want to go in quietly. He attacks Crockett and Tubbs, with their brawl spreading into a restaurant at the marina. Russo throws Crockett and Tubbs around the restaurant, trashing the place. The fight spreads into the restaurant's kitchen, where Tubbs stabs Russo in the leg with a knife, and Crockett hits Russo over the head with a frying pan, knocking him unconscious. Bethany tells Crockett about her gambling addiction and how Mickey's boss has taken all of her husband Joe's tools as collateral on the money she owes, but without the tools he can't work and help her pay off the rest of the debt. She asks Crockett for help, even offering to sleep with him for money. Crockett turns her down, telling her the best thing she can do to help herself would be to file charges against Mickey or Russo, but she refuses because she thinks going up against them in court would only make things worse.

At the Metro-Dade Police Organized Crime Bureau, the unit's new commander arrives, Lt. Martin Castillo (Andy Garcia). Crockett, still grieving the loss of Lt. Rodriguez, is not interested in meeting his new supervisor and leaves the building. Crockett goes to see Vincent DeMarco (Jeffrey Nordling) and tells him that if he doesn't return Joe's work tools, he will put all of his other cases on the back burner and put all of his time towards making DeMarco's life a living hell. After Crockett leaves, Al Lombard (James Remar) enters the room, telling DeMarco he has an idea on how to get Crockett off their case.

DeMarco calls Crockett and asks to meet with him. They meet up at a marina bar, where DeMarco tells Crockett that he already sold Joe's tools, but offers Crockett $5,000 as a cash equivalent. As soon as the money is in Crockett's hands, Internal Affairs officer Ben Schumer (Sasha Roiz) bursts through the bar and arrests Crockett for taking a bribe. Crockett realizes that DeMarco has set him up. Back at OCB, Schumer informs Castillo that DeMarco identified Crockett as an informant in exchange for immunity from prosecution on racketeering charges. Castillo tells Crockett that he will be off the streets while the Internal Affairs Division continues the investigation. Crockett is insulted that his new lieutenant doesn't have his back and storms out of the station. Crockett goes to see Bethany at her house and meets her husband Joe (Josh Braaten). Joe tells Crockett that Bethany has disappeared and he doesn't know where she went. Crockett calls Tubbs and has him put out an APB on her.

That night, Tubbs goes to an illegal poker game run by DeMarco. Tubbs cleans up at the game and DeMarco introduces himself. Tubbs tells him he's an enforcer down from Philadelphia looking for work in Miami until some heat dies down back up north. DeMarco tells Tubbs he'll check his reference and get back to him. Meanwhile, Crockett goes back to his sail boat where he finds Gina waiting for him with a candlelit dinner. In the morning, Tubbs stops by the boat and tells Crockett and Gina about his progress DeMarco, and brags about his poker winnings. Crockett tells Tubbs that he has set up some false references for him, and that they will back him up when DeMarco comes calling. Crockett gets a phone call informing him that the body of Bethany has been fonud in a river with a bullet to the back of her head. They all head over to the crime scene. Crockett immediately suspects that DeMarco and Lombard are responsible. Castillo is there and tells Crockett to leave. Tubbs takes issue with this and tells Castillo that Crockett is their best chance of finding the killer.

DeMarco and Tubbs meet up, and DeMarco takes him to Lombard's yacht to meet him. Lombard agrees to hire Tubbs as an enforcer for his more black and latin operations in the Miami area. Back at OCB, Schumer goes through all of Crockett's files.

Tubbs goes to work with DeMarco that night to collect money at a cockfight. The manager, Jesus (Edi Gathegi), tells them that he can only play half of the $5000 he owes as business has been slow lately. Tubbs takes Jesus aside, and tells him that he can cover the remainder but that Jesus simply has to take credit for paying the full amount. They then head to Lombard's night club. DeMarco tells Lombard that he collected $3000, saying that Tubbs couldn't collect the rest. Tubbs later tells Lombard that he handed over $5000 to DeMarco. Lombard abruptly leaves to make some calls, asking Tubbs and DeMarco to stop by his yacht the next day.

Crockett is discussing the Lombard case with Castillo when Schumer bursts into Castillo's office and starts going after Crockett for missing an Internal Affairs hearing. Castillo begins berating Schumer for coming into his office and harassing one of his officers. Castillo continues on that Crockett has an exemplary record as a police officer, and that Schumer has clearly been duped and if he really believes Crockett is crooked that he is a bigger fool than he thought.

Tubbs and DeMarco meet with Lombard on his yacht, which unexpectedly casts off from the docks. Crockett, Switek (Brad William Henke) and Zito (Troy Garity) pursue the yacht by boat. When Lombard confronts DeMarco that he knows about the missing money, DeMarco panics and begs Lombard not to kill him. Suddenly, Bethany's husband Joe emerges and shoots DeMarco in the head, killing him. Crockett jumps onto the yacht after he hears the gunshot.

Joe is taken into police custody. Lombard points out that the vice cops have nothing on him, forcing them to let Lombard go. That night, Crockett and Tubbs have some drinks on Crockett's sail boat. 

Leaving Everything 1.3 - Pristine Forest

Leaving Everything - Pristine Forest

Director : Marielle Heller

Writer : Ann Morrow

Based on the novel by Anais Barbeau-Lavalette

Cast: Rebecca Hall, Robin Tunney, Tobey Maguire, Adam Brody, Oliver Platt, Colm Feore, Lance Henriksen, Odette Annable, Lucy Hale and Paul Sorvino

Plot: 1948
In a small, poorly lit apartment in downtown Montreal, Marcel Barbeau (Tobey Maguire) is painting in silence, with his girlfriend Suzanne (Rebecca Hall) watching. She distracts him a bit and he turn his attention towards her. He touches her a bit on the nose with his brush, coloring her nose with a dark green shade. She kisses him and he kisses her back, grabbing her by the tight. They sensually embrace and in their passion, she knocks over the candle lighting the room as he takes off her pants.

Jean-Paul Riopelle (Adam Brody) and Claude Gauvreau (Oliver Platt) pay their teacher a visit, but they are denied entry when they want to enter Paul-Emile Borduas (Colm Feore)’ apartment. He’s been living as a recluse ever since the government banned all forms of non-religious art. Riopelle forces his way in and he looks at what Borduas’ working on. He finds pages and pages of text, stapled to the wall, or piled up on a table. Borduas tears off the sheet Claude had in his hands and burns off the other half with his candle. Borduas urges them to get out. Riopelle and Gauvreau obey, they never saw him like that and they know he wasn’t kidding and whatever was going on in his life is serious.
Marcel and Suzanne are lying in the corner of their apartment hugging. They stare at Marcel’s partially finished piece, that he doesn’t know what to call it. Suzanne suggest to call it Pristine Forest. Marcel doesn’t understand why he should call it that, as the painting is colorful and not bleak the complete opposite of what a pristine forest is. She doesn’t agree with him and she thinks that it represents the current state of society. She believes a society without art is devoid of any creativity and doesn’t encourage pleasure, she compares it to a pristine forest, a metaphor of sorts. Marcel kisses her and tells her that he loves her. They are interrupted by a someone knocking at their door. Marcel answers shirtless, covering the rest of his body with a towel he normally uses to put on the floor while he paints. He’s surprised to see Borduas at his doorstep, as he hasn’t seen him since he disenrolled from the school. Borduas notices that he interrupted them at a bad time when Suzanne covers herself up. He berates Marcel from painting, as he knows what’s going to happen to him if he’s caught. He tells them he wants to reunite the whole group at a library a couple of blocks away from here, before leaving. 

Anna (Robin Tunney) was still a little shocked by the visit she payed her uncle a couple of hours ago. She’s back at the apartment and she takes a quick look at her grandmother’s belongings and she looks at her films and albums. Unsurprisingly, there isn’t a single photograph of her or of her mother. She grabs another box and she finds a drawing signed Mousse at the bottom. It’s a kids drawing and she wonders who’s Mousse, as she has never heard about it before. She thinks the only solution is for her to ask Francis. It’s a long shot, but it’s worth taking it, as if Suzanne had another child, other than Marge and Francis, he or she could be the key to learn why her grandmother completely eclipsed from her life like that. She takes a closer look at a picture and when she thinks about it, her grandfather isn’t in the picture either. She wonders what happened, as they both seemed so happy together in that bookstore.

Marcel and Suzanne are the first to arrive at the library, where they meet the owner, Harry (Paul Sorvino). He notices them looking around, like they are looking for someone, rather than for a book and he quietly asks them if they are here to meet up with Mr. Borduas and they answer affirmatively. They follow him in the backroom, where he opens a little trap and he asks them to take the stairs. Marcel is sure that this is a ruse and refuses to, until Borduas arrives and says it’s alright. He’s carrying a briefcase around and it’s filled with texts. They are shown a little room with a table and multiple paintings. Marcel and Suzanne can’t believe it, as they were sure that Borduas destroyed everything, but apparently not. As Harry pours them cups of coffee, they ask what’s in the suitcase, but he refuses to show them until the others arrive. 

Riopelle, Claude, Marcelle (Odette Annable) and Françoise (Lucy Hale) finally arrive and Borduas reveals to them his mysterious plan and what he’s been working on in the past few weeks. Riopelle is suspicious about Harry, who’s still listening to the conversation, but Borduas says it’s alright, they go back a long time and besides, he fully trusts him. He takes out a couple of sheets from his briefcase and presents to them his manifesto against the current society. He says that ever since arts have been banned, he really had to teach how to build furniture at the school and not arts and can’t live like that anymore, he can’t let his talents, or all their talents go to waste. He wants them to work on this manifesto together and he wants to criticize the Catholicism that’s overtly present today. He wants to show the people that by being held back by this situation, they are not developing as fast as the rest of the country and the rest of the world. The artistic community has been silent since the ban and he wants them to go out there and show that they don’t agree with this censorship. He organizes demonstrations of disagreement all over town and he wants them to do it. Harry opens a cabinet and takes out masks mocking the appearance of the current Prime Minister and he wants them to use these masks in the demonstrations. They agree unanimously and set the first one near the museum that has become a farce, filled with inferior religious painting. They all leave separately to avoid any unwanted attention. Borduas stays behind with Harry and they talk about what they’re going to do next, until a man enters the library and is all eyes for Borduas. Borduas welcomes in the library and leaves. The man waits a bit and follows Borduas in the streets.

Anna parks her sedan in the parking lot of the asylum where her uncle is kept. She checks if she has the drawing in her purse and she looks at herself in the mirror and applies lip balm and trims her hair a bit. She looks like a mess, but she has to keep going. She goes down halls and they wheel Francis (Lance Henriksen) in a secured room. After the incident the other day, they decided that all visits must be behind a glass window and by speaker phone, just like they do in prison. She shows him the drawing and points at the Mousse and all Francis can say is Mousse. He says it again and again and he starts to cry. Anna takes out her phone and she shows him pictures of her mother, Marge. Francis’ eyes light up and he screams : Mousse! Anna then realises that her mother was Mousse, there were no other sibling. She then shows him a picture of her grandmother, his mother, Suzanne. His look darkens and he closes his eyes. He beats on his chest and on the table. They wheel him out and back into his room. On her way out, Anna is told she’s not allowed to show him pictures anymore.

Suzanne is standing in front of the museum, with Marcel’s arms wrapped around her body and her friends by their side. They put on their masks and they take out their paintings, parodies of Christian art. They scream obscenities and scandalous claims against the Catholic institution and the Prime Minister at the top of their lungs. The public is outraged and soon, the police arrives. They run away in the streets, with policemen chasing them. Suzanne is separated from Marcel and we hear the sound of her heavy breaths as the screen fades to black.

Drive 1.3 - (Un)Usual Suspects

Drive: The Hunt Begins

Genre: Action

Executive Producer: Drew Goddard

Writer: H.G. Hansen

Based on the 2011 film by Nicolas Winding Refn

Cast: Dan Stevens, Peter Capaldi, Bruce Campbell, Morris Chestnut, Norman Reedus, Benjamin Bratt and Dominic Cooper

A recap of the last few episodes plays.

The screen is black as we hear a cell phone ringing. A pick-up tone is heard as there’s a bit of a pause with Driver (Dan Stevens) breathing hard. We hear Driver say “Hello?” “So good to hear your voice…”

We are back to where we left off as Driver is standing on Moses’ front lawn looking like he just went through a deathmatch. He just stands there like a pissed of wildebeest. “I gotta say… You live up to your rep… Almost makes me wanna see what you would’ve done if I did more damage to your girl…” His grip on the phone tightens. “What do you want…?” Driver seems to be trying very hard to contain his anger. “I wanna see what you can do… Just like I wanna see how you’ll get out of prison…” We hear police sirens coming close now. “It doesn’t matter…” “Oh… Why’s that?” “Cause… One way or another… I’m gonna kill you…” There’s a pause of silence as the police cars drive down the street. “Good Luck with that…” The phone disconnects as police start screaming at him to turn around. He complies and gets arrested.

Night by Kavinsky ft. Lovefoxx plays as the title in hot pink "DRIVE" display over the city of Phoenix, AZ. Driver ride in the back of a police car as we see the nightlife like hookers, college kids, or ghettos. The driver doesn’t show any reaction as he is completely silent but focused.


Herb (Bruce Campbell) is hard at work trying to view the security tapes as he needs to get at least a part of the so-called “Driver’s” face. Milton (Benjamin Bratt) sees Herb hard at work as he offers some distraction. Herb isn’t up to it as he wants to find who the man is. Milton then says they may have someone as Peter Ridge (Peter Capaldi) has offered to give them a chance. Herb is set back by this as they were told to fuck off last time they tried. Milton seems to be cheery as they may have a chance granted Ridge has his lawyer. Herb wastes no time as they go to question him. We see Driver get brought to a different testimony as Herb and he don’t see each other.


Peter Ridge is sitting in his own room as his missing teeth are replaced with gold teeth. Herb and Milton question him about who the Driver is but Ridge starts telling them about a man who came to him to kill someone close to the Driver. They seem intrigued as Ridge then tells them to turn all cameras off. Milton doesn’t want to but Herb thinks it would be a better idea. They do and Ridge starts tell them about this figure that is named Mr. S. How this is a guy who has been taking out numerous people. He seems to not trust anyone and anyone who can id him ends up missing or never heard of again. Herb asks if they can offer protection can he give him to proper authorities. Ridge doesn’t waste time to agree and Herb likes this. Herb and Milton goes to make this deal to their boss.

Milton and Herb talk about this as Milton doesn’t seem to be behind this. Herb does because they know they won’t find the driver since everyone has been looking for him for five years. Milton thinks this will not go well but Herb asks what the worst that can happen is. A cop hears them and begins to make a call.


We see testimonies of Moses and his friends talk about what happened in Moses’ house. They give every description of the actions and what happened after. Driver sits in his seat not answering anything that they ask him. Driver then tells them if they got nothing on him since it was all self-defense, then they can let him go. But since Driver does have DNA linking him to him the murders, he has to be held for 24 hours. Then as one of the cops leaves, the other cop tells him that Mr. S is watching him and not to get comfort cause his night here will be his last safest night ever. Driver gets up to threaten him but it leads to cops to restrain him. His partner asks him what that was but his partner shrugs in response.

Herb and Milton continue to talk but they get brushed as Herb looks at the head of the pack. Herb stops but seems to sense something. Milton asks what’s up but Herb says nothing and moves on.

Ridge hears someone walk in and thinks it’s the cops but is surprised when he hears a familiar voice of Mr. S (Norman Reedus). Ridge tries to explain his reasons for being there but Mr. S says there’s no worries. Mr. S understands considering how Driver found him and did what he did to him. Ridge doesn’t understand why this is happening. Mr. S says this is just business with pleasure and how Ridge can’t give up any details to those cops cause then they would know about Driver in one of the other rooms. Ridge begs as he hasn’t said anything, but S isn’t fooled cause he knows he would if he got protection. Ridge is now hopeless as S snaps his fingers and two big men walk in. Ridge begs still b ut S tells him to pray. Ridge is confused but S points that a true Irish Catholic prays to God when things are hopeless. Ridge tries to ask what that means but the two men put a plastic bag over his head as Ridge struggles trying to keep as much air as he can but it’s pointless. Through Mr. S’s sunglasses, we see the battle of Ridge till he fades out to the point he goes out. Mr. S sighs as he thought the resourceful bastard would last longer. He exits as his men clear up the scene for any traces of their presence. Mr. S tells them to pay the cop who called them and walks away.

Herb and Milton talk to their boss, Seth Corbin (Dominic Cooper) as they need to reach a deal so they can get more info about Mr. S. Seth seems to be surprised by that news as he has heard of the legend of Mr. S. They ask who he is and Seth tells them that everything he’s gonna say can never leave the room. He checks everything and closes the door. He then tells them that Mr. S has been a hired gun who has become a modern day ghost story. He gets a job that interests him and then finds a way to get rid of them in a way where it wouldn’t connect him. It can be anything but one thing that connects them is one white roses always found at some part of the scene. Herb’s eyes shoot open as he remembers something like for a case he worked awhile ago. He runs out of the room leaving Milton to excuse them to Seth.

Herb hurries to the room Peter Ridge is at as Driver again is taken somewhere while avoiding him all together. They walk into the room Ridge is at and sees Ridge is unconscious. They test to see he is dead and rush to see if they have anyone in the station that could have done it.

Driver is now sitting at the containment room with some inmates for the night. One inmate looks at him and driver notices and looks away not interested. The guy sniffs and walks up to him and sits next to him and no one sits next to Driver since he’s been there. “Hey man what you in for?” The driver doesn't answer. The guy continues “Hey I think I know you man. Yea.” Driver shows no expression as the guy looks back at his buds and they laugh as they know its some kind of joke.

“You’re that guy who rode my uncle and my father one day. I think it was in San Diego?” Driver doesn't answer as he continues to stare at the floor. “I just wanted to know my papi got some serious time for that, gringo.” Driver doesn't look “Maybe he shouldn't have beaten your sister to death.” The guy gets upset “What did you just say?” The driver looks at him and repeats himself but in a more complicated edition. The guy tries to shank Driver but Driver catches the knife arm with one hand at the wrist and quickly like the blink of an eye, he snaps the guy’s wrist with a flick of Driver’s wrist and the guy drops the knife and screams holding his wrist. Driver takes hold over his mouth. The guy’s buddies go to help but Driver points at them warning them to stop where they are. They do as they saw what has done so far that is not to be messed with.

Driver leans in close so only the guy can hear him as he groans over his broken wrist under Driver’s hand “Now go back to your corner and shut up...” Driver leans in closer to let his fire in his eyes to be seen, “Or I’ll break your freaking teeth down your throat and do it for you.” Driver takes his hand off and goes back to how he was as the guy bites his lip and goes back to his corner and his buddies ask what the hell was that? A police officer goes up to the cage and opens it. “You’re free.” Driver looks up and sees the officer is looking at him. “Yea you monk. You’re free to go.” Driver gets up and grabs his coat and walks out quietly leaving the man with the broken wrist cussing in Spanish and Driver whispers in Spanish “Right back at ya.”


Driver walks out slow to this as (Revolution by The Score plays) the police scrambles to figure things out. He puts on sunglasses as he exits. He hears a ringing from his shoes as he puts out the cell phone from earlier out of his socks and answers it as Mr. S tells him to do to the Hollywood Diner. He walks the way as Herb rushes out trying to see if he sees the driver or Mr. S.

Driver walks into Hollywood Diner as he asks a waitress if a Mr. S is available and she leads him to a booth and takes his order. They have monologue about how the menu is limited like how 50 Shades of Grey is to story and she wakes away to take his order later. He hears a ring and someone walks into the other side of his booth. Driver’s face grows serious as the other guy is relaxed. Driver wants to says something but the waitress intervenes. “What do you guys want?” Cut to black…