why the greasers?

Why did Roy kill Vinnie and Pete?

They weren't at the halfway house, it was just a random kill

They did talk negative about the halfway house but Roy was already there ready to strike

Was there a backstory or was Roy maybe practicing on seeing if he could actually go through with his plan?

Maybe trying to make it seem random and throw people off?

Just a thought i had today

I can understand everyone, the drifter being in the wrong spot wrong time

Demon and his gf? Well I think by that time Roy had officially lost it

Yeah just probably him trying to be random.

I always wondered if it was done to get people scared.

ThePunisher wrote:I always wondered if it was done to get people scared.

that's what I am leaning towards but also how did he know they'd be in that specific spot?!

The real Question is why are there Greasers in the movie at all?….
It not the 1950’s - 1960’s lol
I wouldn’t be surprised if they were included because of the popularity of The Outsiders movie from 1983

This movie is not one of my favorites the only shining lights are Pams wet white shirt, Debi Sue Voorhees and the comedic genius that is Ethel lol

jasn88cubs wrote:

ThePunisher wrote:I always wondered if it was done to get people scared.

that's what I am leaning towards but also how did he know they'd be in that specific spot?!

He may have just run across them.

I think to simply understand that when you are copycatting someone you gotta play the part and randomly killing people around the area was/is Jason's M.O. so it makes perfect sense why Roy did it.

I think once Roy had snapped he basically just decided everyone should die, otherwise there would have been no reason to kill Billy and the waitress (I can't remember her name) either. But everyone at that point was a target