Chillerama

Year:	2011
Country:	USA
Language:	English
Genre:	Comedy, Horror, Action
IMDB:	IMDB Page
Rating:	4.5 Rate
Collection:	Seen It Wishlist
Community:	2 Have Seen


Director	Adam Green
	Joe Lynch
	Bear McCreary
	Adam Rifkin
	Tim Sullivan
Selected Cast	Adam Rifkin as Miles Munson
	Ray Wise as Dr. Weems
	Lin Shaye as Baglady / Nurse Maleva
	Tania Raymonde as Zelda
	Eric Roberts as General Bukakke
	Ron Jeremy as Captain Fatso / Playbear
	Kane Hodder as Meshugannah
	Richard Riehle as Cecil Kaufman

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alexlincs 29th Dec 2020		Just to echo what Twistin said I saw this on Netflix when they offered a 1 month trial for free, to give you an idea how long ago it was. I was expecting something which referenced films like The Blob or a good anthology with some nods and winks to horror films like V/H/S. As mentioned campy and unfunny and owes more to (bad) Troma films than schlock horror films of the 60s\70s.



Twistin 21st Dec 2020		Rated 3/10 Allegedly, this parody of classic horror films is supposed to have a greater appeal to horror fans than the general public. I am a horror fan and found it to be tasteless, un-funny, juvenile and overlong. The directors seem to have limited knowledge of horror film history (or even general knowledge of film.) Their worn film stock attempt, as was properly done in Grindhouse, is woefully illiterate -- in one example, a jerky splice is accompanied by the sound of a needle scratching across a record! Rather than aiming to please horror fans, the film is more obsessed with sex and toilet humor -- both topics from the purview of a teen metalhead. An entire segment is dedicated to feces and farting, while other segments zero in on themes like erections (at times shown in close up), sperm, homo-erotica, and politically correct Nazi satire. Raunchy sex and language far outweigh horror tropes, definitely for adults only. The CG is on par with the worst Asylum films and the screenplay is more inane than a Troma film festival. These sub-films probably seemed like a good idea on paper when they were dreamed up, but fleshing them out into something effective as horror and satire is a delicate procedure best left to qualified people like Mel Brooks, Zucker-Abrahams-Zucker, (early) Tim Burton, etc. I didn't see affection for horror cinema in Chillerama, more a passion for explicit vulgarity that needed something to be attached to. Lamearama, more like. 6 people found this review helpful. ✔︎ Helpful Review?

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