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TRP wrote:This movie is so deceptively good. I'm lacking the necessary vocabulary here, but all of the elements of a bad '70s/'80s slasher B-movie are on purpose, and well done. This movie is studiously bad, and therefore, terrific.
I love these types of movies. I got to watch it, then.
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Odhanan wrote:
TRP wrote:This movie is so deceptively good. I'm lacking the necessary vocabulary here, but all of the elements of a bad '70s/'80s slasher B-movie are on purpose, and well done. This movie is studiously bad, and therefore, terrific.
I love these types of movies. I got to watch it, then.
I wanted to be offended but I enjoyed it too much.
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Public Service Announcement

Word to the wise: avoid The Human Centipede and The Human Centipede 2 (especially part two) unless you like torture and poop (or are one of those guys that just HAS to see everything).

I watched the first one, curious after reading some bad reviews ("I'll see for myself" like I did with Last House on the Left, I Spit on Your Grave, etc) and thought "Meh, whatever. Stupid." I watched the second one because it was there (and I had not read about it). Man, big mistake. It's like the first one, but nothing is left to the imagination ( :cry: ).

Anyway, hopefully I have not accidentally piqued someone's interest, but seriously, trust me, you will want your 90 minutes back.
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How did I miss this thread for 6 months? :?

Had I known, I'd have posted my review of "Super" here instead of crapping all over Silk Spectre's "Questions" thread.

On topically: I've seen "Hobo With a Shotgun" on Wal-Mart shelves now for a couple of months & I'm wondering why it has a higher price tag than the latest Harry Potter movie or even "Thor"?

WTF? Is it that good, or is it because it's Rutger Hauer? I don't think it could be as good as Thor, and I really liked Thor...
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Re: Hobo With A Shotgun

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Chainsaw wrote:Public Service Announcement

Word to the wise: avoid The Human Centipede and The Human Centipede 2 (especially part two) unless you like torture and poop (or are one of those guys that just HAS to see everything).
I've avoided it. Someone explained the premise, and it was an instant Chuck Testa-style "NOOOOPE.", for me.

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