Exterminator City

Never before have I seen assembled into one movie so many humongously breasted women. Remarkable! I gather the movie's more about the breasts than anything else, which is fine. It was a little confusing figuring out who was who in the beginning because the robots all looked pretty similar (cheesy robot masks with moving jaws almost carelessly placed atop suits and ties that are hanging on coat hangers). Also, the editing was pretty choppy and the blood and gore were filmed at a separate time from the murder scene and were on a completely limited budget, so it kinda' looked like a buxom woman looking towards the camera and screaming (about 50 times), then a quick cut to some scene in a butcher shop. This disconnect made the movie seem not very gory, even though I guess if you bought what they were selling, it was pretty gory.

Props for the writer/director for actually adhering to a plot throughout. Some of the dialog and accents were a little contrived, hokey and derivative, but were also vaguely amusing at times.

If you're a man who likes big breasts and are gonna have a couple like-minded buddies over for some beers, this could be a good one to watch.

I saw this film only last week. Basically it's one of those 'cheap, low budget B movies' laced with gorgeous women. You got big name starlets like Julie Strain, Taylor Wane, Cathy Barry and Teresa May, just to name a few of them. ..And they're all getting bumped off by this stupid robot.

Clive Cohen may have done a good job. But I was hoping for more..

In the end, it just felt 'this was as far as he took it'.

Anyway, it was in a way enjoyable. But don't think when you see all these starlets, you're gonna get all the sex and what have you.

Nice try. Shame that's the only film Clive Cohen has only done.

5 of out 10!

I don't even know where to start with this one. It's a terrible film on so many levels, rather tedious in its execution, but you somehow don't want to take your eyes off it. This is low-budget cheese for fans of that type of stuff.

I knew I was in for a treat when the opening credits roll through. You basically see a handful or less of male names in the credits, but about 25 women's names. Some of them were along the lines of "Syn Devil". I was starting to think this was actually a porn. As it turns out, I guess a lot of these women actually do porn for their day jobs.

This takes place in the future, where evidently the only humans alive are those who are female, skanky, and have massive breasts. Is this "the future" or is this "heaven"? I'll let you decide.

Anyway, you got a robot psycho who goes on a killing spree. All these women get hacked up in various gory ways. The gore itself is pretty cheesy, but passable for a laugh. On the psycho's tail is a robot detective and his buddy.

A massive robot sword fight takes place, and I"m pretty sure it's the greatest thing I've ever witnessed. You gotta see it to believe it.

I applaud the camera man in this film. I've never seen a movie where there are so many pointless shots of the outside of buildings. I think one building in particular has about 20 shots of it. Seems like every time somebody is talking, the camera MUST show the building they are in, haha.

I don't know what else I can say. If you'd read this far, you'd probably already made up your mind whether or not you'll want to watch this one. Just be prepared for a lot of cheese, a lot of boobs, a lot of retarded-looking robot puppets, an excellent swordfight, and a lot of amateur looking gore.

There is really nothing out there like this one. Check it out!

Exterminator City is fast paced wildly excessive and packs in more nudity than I've ever seen in one movie! The film tells the tale of a psycho robot pest controller who turns nasty and sets off on a killing spree taking out a seemingly endless cast of glamour models, porn stars and scream queens. And we get to see the aftermath of these gory murders in pretty graphic detail.

Picking up the pieces are a tough robot detective and a creepily demented robot psychiatrist intent on tracking the killer down.

The film revels in its extreme OTT violence and nightmarish imagery, resulting in a rather memorable viewing experience.

EXTERMINATOR CITY is an indie science fiction/exploitation movie with no discernable plot and very little in the way of budget. It's essentially a string of sequences in which various cameoing scream queens (such as Julie Strain and Brinke Stevens) show up, strip off, and are then brutally murdered by a robot assassin. Supposedly this is set in some future state where robots rule and men are nowhere in sight. One creation has gone rogue and some robot detectives are on its trail. It's diabolical stuff indeed, one of those random labour of love movies that makes no sense to anybody other than the creator, and appallingly animated throughout.