DEATH AND THE SINGLE RABBIT



Former Brothers Present Nasty Rabbit in:

DEATH AND THE SINGLE RABBIT
Nasty is electrocuted with a Hiwatt amp and a bottle of Evian, for which Former Brothers receives no product placement compensation. Because of the restrictive budget available for turning out one of these things, Nasty receives inadequate medical treatment and is soon pursued by Death.

In the Old Bijou movie theater:
 * A poster for Stephen King's "The Koontz" can be seen with creepy lettering, and the surprised-looking likeness of Dean Koontz.
 * A patron tells Death to shut up unless he's in the movie; Death is represented by the familiar character of Death from Ingmar Bergman's "The Seventh Seal." There is also a movie for this poster in the theater.


 * Nasty stops running from Death long enough to admire a poster for "The Lords of Flatbush," the film that featured young Sylvester Stallone and Henry Winkler as members of a gang who dress identically to Nasty Rabbit (later, Death stops chasing Nasty briefly to admire a sign for Styx in concert - which of course, is not just the band's name, but also the river between the worlds of the living and the dead, in Greek Mythology).