A Wake in Fright-inspired sun-baked fever dream. Nic Cage is having a Very Bad couple of days. He’s fed up. Ozploitation is back?
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1997
Vinegar Summerdrome 2025 #10/32
Really awesome vigilante revenge flick! Gritty, scummy, lo-fi New York City action. Super violent with lots of insane energy and action full of bloody effects and shootout squibs! Released in 1997 but feels like a slice of the 1980s. Why does it seem like directors of movies as good as this one never got to make another one again???
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1997
Vinegar Summerdrome 2025 #10/32
Really awesome vigilante revenge flick! Gritty, scummy, lo-fi New York City action. Super violent with lots of insane energy and action full of bloody effects and shootout squibs! Released in 1997 but feels like a slice of the 1980s. Why does it seem like directors of movies as good as this one never got to make another one again???
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2022
Rob Zombie did a hangout movie guys.
Honestly…this is a totally delightful movie. It’s washed in color and detail. I love the campy Transylvania village with its acid-washed Bava-esque neon lighting dominating every frame.
I’ve never seen The Munsters - so I don’t know much about them or have any connection to the show - but it does seem clear that Rob is making this in total iration to the show.
Comedy-wise, I got a few chuckles out of this…
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1976
Hooptober 9 #5/31 (director category #2 of 5)
This was such a good time! Starts off with the nice surprise of seeing Dean Cundey - who helmed the camera for many of John Carpenter’s best works - appear in the opening credits. He never won an Oscar? What bullshit. Guy has had an amazing career and this early Cundey flair is part of the reason this movie looks so damn composed and good.
The action is scarce - and that’s…
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2022
Rob Zombie did a hangout movie guys.
Honestly…this is a totally delightful movie. It’s washed in color and detail. I love the campy Transylvania village with its acid-washed Bava-esque neon lighting dominating every frame.
I’ve never seen The Munsters - so I don’t know much about them or have any connection to the show - but it does seem clear that Rob is making this in total iration to the show.
Comedy-wise, I got a few chuckles out of this…
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1976
Hooptober 9 #5/31 (director category #2 of 5)
This was such a good time! Starts off with the nice surprise of seeing Dean Cundey - who helmed the camera for many of John Carpenter’s best works - appear in the opening credits. He never won an Oscar? What bullshit. Guy has had an amazing career and this early Cundey flair is part of the reason this movie looks so damn composed and good.
The action is scarce - and that’s…
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