Ketchup N' Mustard Goodness!
Just when you think you've seen it all...two other "Hank's" with clearly different personalities and fighting patterns.
But this one raised more questions in the series than anything...was the dead soldier mutated into a reincarnated Hank + Flood appendage? Is the broken halo turned red symbolic, or did it actually grant the black figure additional abilities? And what's going on in the background?
The run-time was so short, there was no way we could've cared if the second protagonist died at the terminal...and what the terminal actually DID was so confounding, the audience has to just sit there, shrug, and accept the fact that this eyeless posessed giant with a mask and an axe is fighting what appears to be Hank with a scorpion tail for an arm.
Oh, look at that...the devil-figure just absorbed all of those dead bodies, and is now a little bit bigger.
What's going to happen next? Who knows? It's Madness.
In the first few Madness installments, it was clear the protagonist was going after the Sheriff. "root for the Madness, because our hero is pissed off about pie or something, or at least just holds some strong vendetta against the Sheriff in Nevada. Oh look, there's Jesus! Holy shit, a crazy clown! Zombies!" Awesome.
...But now, the Madness is intensifying so rapidly that we honestly don't know what the fuck is going on anymore. Mutant labs? Yellow-blooded agents as incompetent as the red-blooded agents...a small militia of bandaged superheroes going against, for lack of better character names, Satan?
I still watch it for the gratuitous violence like any of us do, but sometimes even that doesn't make sense...like stabbed in the head with a hook, and a dead-flip from where he stands, flinging the guy by the head with the hook, down to the ground?
Madness indeed!
Still five'd it. The small novel above is my two-cents.