A whiteboy gets mudholed & plots revenge on the brothas at a house party in the Dirty South!A whiteboy gets mudholed & plots revenge on the brothas at a house party in the Dirty South!A whiteboy gets mudholed & plots revenge on the brothas at a house party in the Dirty South!
John W. Sloan
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first of all I just want to say that this is the lamest movie ever, I mean this doesn't even count as a movie seeing that it's all done by real directors.. anyways getting back.. I couldn't get more then 30 minutes in to it without shutting it off because of the stupidness.. and the kills.. come on! my grandma could make up better kills then that. The plot is without a doubt stupid, no comment there, and they could of at least lay off the racism a bit. This movie is a waste of time to u and your money so if u want a stupid movie that u can get a laugh at time to time, get attack of the killer tomatoes because it beats this film by a long mile. My rating for it is a 1/2 star.. avoid at all cost!
I expected this movie to be bad when I picked it up. Someone else shot a feature at school!!! It's shot on video, and the lighting is HORRID. Half the time the persons are either pink or green due to the bad lighting. Putting the aesthetic quality of the lighting aside, I was completely disappointed, because the box cover had on a heavy set white guy in a half shirt. I was expecting to see a heavy set white guy in a half shirt that went around killing people. HE WASN'T EVEN IN THE MOVIE. Then at the end, there's some bad moral message of why we should all be colorblind. I'm wondering if this film even secured rights from BMI to use all the songs that they ripped off the lyrics. Most notably, they change "It's so hard to say goodbye" and change it to a song about smoking weed. One of the worst movies ever made.
Alright, so I rented this on a whim, hoping it would turn slasher movies funny, like a previous favorite of mine, Shriek If You Know What I... you get the rest. I was sorely disappointed, and ended up starting the film over again about twenty minutes into the movie. Why, you ask? Because the plot and dialog were THAT horrid. I re-watched the film, if you can even call this pile of tape a 'film', for the sole purpose of seeing people murdered. And to count how many time the phrase 'For shizzle my nizzle' was said. Yes, I swear it is THAT boring. Fortunately, my second reason was taken care of. The death scenes were not brutal, and not even close to satisfying my taste for blood, even further from renewing my interest in the flick. Flick is better, it sounds like what you do when you find a rock inside your nose. Because that's what this one is, something someone dug out of their nose, and FLICKED to us. Back to basics, I counted that phrase sixty-seven times. Almost once per minute as this dreary attempt at humor, or horror, drug on. This is not the worst movie I've ever seen, thankfully, though it is in the top five. Don't watch this, because as the cover art may be enticing, it hides a dark, dark secret: This movie sucks.
I have to say, I found the cover depicting a fat white dude with a chainsaw and a machete threatening a desperate-looking group of black guys just too provocative to pass up. However, as bunnie_row points out, the movie is no match for the cover. It's poorly produced (the cheese-tastic Maverick Entertainment animation at the beginning is an immediate indication), horribly written (the dialogue is so banal and swamped by black slang as to be only intelligible for ghetto-dwellers) and just as badly acted. There are a few memorable moments though, like when the wise Playa Playa proclaims, in reference to ladies, that "you have to marinate before you penetrate." Otherwise, this movie is a total dud; don't bother watching it, unless you're buddies with the guys in it.
HINT: If you can read Spanish, turn on the Spanish subtitles. It's really the only way to follow the plot.
HINT: If you can read Spanish, turn on the Spanish subtitles. It's really the only way to follow the plot.
I love poorly directed films. Why? Not sure, but this one made me laugh. Although the acting could've been better, I still can't complain. The movie simply isn't for everyone. If you can get past the poor acting, weird storyline, ghetto slang, watch it.
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