The thriller masterpiece had all the elements of a Hitchcock suspense murder mystery - a deadly love triangle, a MacGuffin (latch-keys), a stagebound set and dialogue-rich script, another ofHitchcock""s brief cameo appearances, and an intriguing plot question - "Will he get away with it?" (not ""Who-dun-it?"").Feel good?Chris: Yeah, it feels good.I got no pain in my neck now.Elias: Feelin"" good""s good enough.(He raised his cocked shotgun barrel toward Chris"" mouth) Put your mouth on this.(Chris inhaled pot smoke through the barrel, a practice known as "shotgunning")Next door in another bunker (to the country music tune of Merle Haggard""s "Okie From Muskogee" - with lyrics "We don""t smoke marijuana") filled with ""boozers"" and decorated with a Confederate flag, baby-faced, redneck southerner Bunny and an irritated Junior compared their beer-drinking, poker card-playing gathering to the ""dopers"" nearby, with macho posturing about getting "pussy":Bunny: Man, where the hell is everybody, man? They getting high, that""s what.He recorded his findings about how the intruder first cut Charles Leeds"" throat, then shot Valerie Leeds in the stomach, and proceeded to the children""s room to shoot them in their beds.[Gunray was seeking revenge for he defeat of the Trade Federation in the Battle of Naboo in the first film.