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All through the action thriller “The Serpent,” I kept thinking how much the hosts of “How Did This Get Made?” would roast the holy hell out of this if they ever got their hands on it.

I could just imagine them doing an episode (perhaps live from Largo!) and hearing Paul Scheer do his damnedest to break down what exactly happened in this movie, while an aggressively amused Jason Mantzoukas and a somewhat bemused June Diane Raphael throw in their frustrated two cents. This movie is right up their alley: it’s a start-to-finish train wreck, a laughable piece of “cinema” made by people who really have no business making movies. It’s a film that’s supposedly set in several different parts of the world—but you know it was all filmed in Los Angeles. (If you’re going to do a scene that’s set in New York, maybe don’t do it outside the Los Angeles Theater—THE NAME’S ON THE MARQUEE!) It’s one of those undeniable disasters that make you wonder if this whole production, with its heavily CGI-ed explosions, Rudy Ray Moore-ish fight scenes, chintzy-ass performances and cringeworthy dialogue, was just an excuse to launder criminally-obtained funds.

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One of the most unsettling watches of the year, Netflix's The Serpent follows the terrifying true story of serial killer Charles Sobhraj, who murdered travelers on the Hippie Trail in Southeast Asia during the '70s. In The Serpent, the notorious 'bikini killer,' who is of Vietnamese and Indian descent, is played by French-Algerian actor Tahar Rahim. Wearing aviators, bell-bottoms, and other sartorial fixtures of the '70s, Rahim delivers a chilling performance where we see the inner workings of someone whom many consider a ruthless narcissist. But does he actually look like Sobhraj? Scroll ahead for real pictures of Sobhraj through the years and decide for yourself. Aoi teshima bibbidi bobbidi boo.

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