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Shopping

Titre original : Chopping Mall
  • 1986
  • R
  • 1h 17min
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5,6/10
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Shopping (1986)
Trailer 1
Lire trailer0:54
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69 photos
B-HorrorCyberpunkDark ComedyTeen HorrorHorrorSci-Fi

Un groupe de jeunes employés du centre commercial organise une fête tard dans la nuit dans l'un des magasins. Lorsque le centre commercial est verrouillé avant qu'ils puissent sortir, le rob... Tout lireUn groupe de jeunes employés du centre commercial organise une fête tard dans la nuit dans l'un des magasins. Lorsque le centre commercial est verrouillé avant qu'ils puissent sortir, le robot du système de sécurité se dérègle et se lance dans une folie meurtrière.Un groupe de jeunes employés du centre commercial organise une fête tard dans la nuit dans l'un des magasins. Lorsque le centre commercial est verrouillé avant qu'ils puissent sortir, le robot du système de sécurité se dérègle et se lance dans une folie meurtrière.

  • Réalisation
    • Jim Wynorski
  • Scénario
    • Jim Wynorski
    • Steve Mitchell
  • Casting principal
    • Kelli Maroney
    • Tony O'Dell
    • Russell Todd
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  • NOTE IMDb
    5,6/10
    19 k
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    • Réalisation
      • Jim Wynorski
    • Scénario
      • Jim Wynorski
      • Steve Mitchell
    • Casting principal
      • Kelli Maroney
      • Tony O'Dell
      • Russell Todd
    • 212avis d'utilisateurs
    • 143avis des critiques
    • 22Métascore
  • Voir les informations de production sur IMDbPro
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    Chopping Mall
    Trailer 0:54
    Chopping Mall

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    Kelli Maroney
    Kelli Maroney
    • Alison Parks
    Tony O'Dell
    Tony O'Dell
    • Ferdy Meisel
    Russell Todd
    Russell Todd
    • Rick Stanton
    Karrie Emerson
    Karrie Emerson
    • Linda Stanton
    Barbara Crampton
    Barbara Crampton
    • Suzie Lynn
    Nick Segal
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    • Greg Williams
    John Terlesky
    John Terlesky
    • Mike Brennan
    Suzee Slater
    Suzee Slater
    • Leslie Todd
    Paul Bartel
    Paul Bartel
    • Paul Bland
    Mary Woronov
    Mary Woronov
    • Mary Bland
    Dick Miller
    Dick Miller
    • Walter Paisley
    Gerrit Graham
    Gerrit Graham
    • Technician Nessler
    Mel Welles
    Mel Welles
    • Cook
    Angela Aames
    Angela Aames
    • Miss Vanders
    Paul Coufos
    Paul Coufos
    • Dr. Stan Simon
    Arthur Roberts
    Arthur Roberts
    • Mr. Todd
    Ace Mask
    Ace Mask
    • Janitor #2
    Will Gill Jr.
    • Janitor #1
    • Réalisation
      • Jim Wynorski
    • Scénario
      • Jim Wynorski
      • Steve Mitchell
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    8boondocksaint20

    Good B-movie

    I caught this one really late at night back in 1995, and I must say, I enjoyed it. It went under it's other name, Killbots, during that showing, and with a name like that, you know it's going to be cheesy and stupid. Cheesy it is, stupid it ain't.

    Forget the misleading title or cover art on the box, this movie is very entertaining if you like b-movies. I don't know why, but for once in a long while, especially in an 80's horror flick I was actually feeling for the characters. I can't explain why, but the acting and direction were both well done, and though it's more of a horror spoof than anything, it is quite a frightening concept. Though some of the deaths are stupid and the action scenes unrealistic, I couldn't help but see the similarities between this and Dawn of the Dead. I mean, these kids, once they figure out what's going on (and witness the famous head exloding scene) they wage war with the robots...I mean they break out a freaking arsenal and lay waste to these things (yeah, like Dawn of the Dead, what kind of mall would have firearms in it? I mean, one guy has an M-16 assault rifle!), though I can't remember them ever reloading once...it's all in good b-movie fun. The major complaints I have with this one is that, like I said before, some of the deaths are 'throw away', obvious and without style (most of the movie, they are running from cheesy 80's laser effects shooting all around them, but never hitting them...of course, when they do finally make contact, you never expect it), but it is still a good movie to watch on a boring friday night with friends and a couple cases of beer. I love the quote that the robots say every time that they dispatch one of the teens. It is simply priceless. Also, watch for Barabara Crampton of Re-Animator fame as one of the horny teenagers.

    Overall not bad, and when I think of the title and what this movie is, I'm surprising myself in giving it a 8/10.
    7HorrorFan1984

    Chopping Mall

    A group of teens wanting to spend the night at a shopping plaza get more when they bargained for in Chopping Mall, a very entertaining mid-80's cheese fest.

    In order to eliminate criminals from stealing from their stores, a massive shopping mall named Park Plaza decides to create robots designed to detain anyone in it's path after hours who shouldn't be there. The robots have darts put inside of them made to shoot out and knock out criminals. One night during a thunderstorm, a bolt of lightning seem to turn the robots into killing machines with a mind of their own. A group of young people who work at Park Plaza decide to spend the night in the mall after hours for a little fun. Little do they know, the group of killer robots are roaming the dark corridors of the shopping centre ready to slaughter all of them for being there when they shouldn't be...

    Chopping Mall was a very enjoyable horror flick for me. I loved the filming location of the mall and how 80's everything was, from the fashion to the mall decor. I was taken back to 1986 and was living for it. The theme of people staying after hours in the dark/desolate mall is a great horror sub-genre for me, done well by films such as Dawn of the Dead and The Initiation to name a few. Chopping Mall brought that fun atmosphere of exploring an empty mall with seemingly no one around to stop you from doing whatever you want.

    The characters weren't really fleshed out or given any riveting backstories. Outside of maybe 2 or 3 of them, they were simply there to add to the body count. Kelli Maroney who I had never seen before was strong in the lead role. We got Russell Todd of Friday the 13th Part 2 fame, and the always terrific Barbara Crampton from horror classics like Castle Freak and Re-Animator. The special effects were up and down for me. In terms of gore and kills, I thought the movie did a great job in the blood department. But some of the robot laser effects were very dated and didn't look great. It only added to the cheesiness of Chopping Mall which in some strange way worked for the film.

    All in all, Chopping Mall is a comedy horror film that I highly recommend seeing. There is a deserted mall, a group of horny teenagers, and killer robots. What else could you ask for from a cheesy late 80's scary movie?

    7/10.
    6Coventry

    Exterminating all Mallrats!

    In this insignificant but nevertheless fun 80's low-budgeter, the sex-hungry teenagers for once aren't chased around by a killer wearing a ridiculous mask but by a troop of malfunctioning and heavily armed security robots! Four couples that work in various stores at the Park Plaza shopping mall secretly throw an after hours party during the same night when a lightening storm completely disorientates the 3 brand new "Protector" robots and get killed off one by one. "Chopping Mall" (how can you not love that title?) is a lot of fun to watch and it's easily Jim Wynorski's best effort out of more than 60 directed films. Despite the fact that "Chopping Mall" doesn't take itself too seriously and mainly focuses on satire, there really are some tense moments and properly mounted suspense sequences. The laser head-explosion sequence is famous and there are multiple other cheese-highlights. But what is perhaps the most surprising, are the engaging acting performances and the welcome amount of tasteful nudity. The most familiar cute face in the cast is Barbara Crampton who stars as a screaming beauty in between her two greatest films "Re-Animator" and "From Beyond". Truly ingenious are the endless references towards Roger Corman's repertoire, especially illustrated through cameos of Paul Bartel, Dick Miller and Mary Woronov. Unquestionably, "Chopping Mall" is a righteous guilty pleasure of many, many horror fans.
    5Maciste_Brother

    Silly and cheap but fun

    CHOPPING MALL is one of those cheapies made in the 1980s that was probably green-lighted because of the expanding video market. Even though it was released theatrically, CHOPPING MALL looks more like a direct-to-video movie than anything else. The video I saw had a terrible transfer (out of focus and murky) and the cheesiness of it all could have made this a chore to sit through but even with those things going against it, the film was fun and fast paced. It's totally played for laughs and never takes itself seriously. The upbeat goofiness basically saves CHOPPING MALL from the usually unwatchable Concord/New World junk.

    It's a definite minor Cult film.
    HumanoidOfFlesh

    Highly enjoyable.

    A group of teens(among them lovely Barbara Crampton from "Re-Animator" and "From Beyond")are terrorized in a shopping mall by a bunch of killer security robots."Chopping Mall" is a highly energetic horror film that is perfect for younger horror fans.The film is well-made,delightfully cheesy and it offers some memorable set-pieces(check out a head explosion scene!).The characters are likeable and there are some great one liners.Highly recommended.Director Jim Wynorski made also "Sorority House Massacre 2","976 Evil 2:The Astral Factor" and "Hard to Die".

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    • Anecdotes
      The film was allowed to shoot at a real California mall as long as they did not damage any facilities and had removed any traces of their presence before the mall opening time of 9AM. While the mall's head of security didn't like the filmmakers and was constantly accusing them of causing disrepair, the mall's owner was supportive of the film and made sure the production was able to complete its work on schedule.
    • Gaffes
      Throughout the entire movie, people can be seen walking around in the background on different floors of the mall, even though it's supposed to be closed.
    • Citations

      Ferdy: Look, I'm sorry if I made you angry, Linda.

      Linda: It's not you, Ferdy. I guess I'm just not used to being chased around a mall in the middle of the night by killer robots.

    • Crédits fous
      In the closing credits, the name of each actor appears over their photo. The name of the person whose character is decapitated appears over a photo of their headless shoulders.
    • Versions alternatives
      The TV network version has some minutes of aerial stock footage of Los Angeles added, as well as some more voice-over dialoge between the robot technicians and more scenes of Alison and Ferdy watching Attack Of The Crab Monsters on the TV set.
    • Connexions
      Edited into Andy Colby's Incredible Adventure (1989)
    • Bandes originales
      Streetwalkin'
      (uncredited)

      Written and Produced by Michael Ender and Odette Springer

      Performed by Sylvia St James

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    • How long is Chopping Mall?Alimenté par Alexa

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    • Date de sortie
      • 20 mars 1987 (Canada)
    • Pays d’origine
      • États-Unis
    • Langues
      • Anglais
      • Italien
    • Aussi connu sous le nom de
      • Robots asesinos
    • Lieux de tournage
      • Sherman Oaks Galleria - 15301 Ventura Blvd., Sherman Oaks, Los Angeles, Californie, États-Unis(the shopping mall)
    • Sociétés de production
      • Concorde Pictures
      • Trinity Pictures
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      • 800 000 $US (estimé)
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      1 heure 17 minutes
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    • Rapport de forme
      • 1.85 : 1

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