| Grindhouse Review |
| by Shane Burridge |
| Grindhouse (2007) 191m FIRST FEATURE: MR B REVIEWS A MOVIERobert Rodriguez, whose films are often a homage/spoof of B-pictures,
and Quentin Tarantino, whose films are largely a homage/rip-off of
B-pictures, had the combined clout to stage this...more |
| Grindhouse Review |
| by Jerry Saravia |
| "Grindhouse" is a reminder of the low-budget flicks of the late 60's
and early to mid-late 70's - the kind of genre pictures that had an
anything goes mentality. From everything like "Mondo Trasho" and its
infinite kin of bizarre "Mondo" titles to those...more |
| Grindhouse Review |
| by Homer Yen |
| Wow, I was completely awestruck by "Grindhouse."
Yet, I am baffled by the low box-office take. It
seemed like such a unique kind of film that,
despite the R rating, it would've attracted more
business. Checking to see national opinion on
this film at...more |
| Grindhouse Review |
| by Mark R. Leeper |
| CAPSULE: Robert Rodriguez and Quentin Tarantino
set out to recreate the 1970s experience of
seeing a bad double feature in fourth run
theater. They respectively make sub-films PLANET
TERROR and DEATH PROOF. PLANET TERROR...more |
| Grindhouse Review |
| by samseescinema |
| To see Grindhouse is to agree to a day spent at the movies. Me and my
two movie-going compadres returned from the 192 minute double-feature
and decided promptly upon three-hour naps. Between the film and the
effect it has on your body, seeing Grindhouse...more |
