Fortress Of Amerikkka

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Year:	1989
Country:	USA
Language:	English
Genre:	Action, Comedy
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Rating:	4.0 Rate
Collection:	Seen It Wishlist
Community:	1 Has Seen


Director	Eric Louzil
Selected Cast	Gene Le Brock as John Whitecloud
	Kellee Bradley as Jennifer
	William J. Kulzer as Comdr. Karl Denton
	David Crane as Sheriff
	Kascha as (as Kascha LePriol)

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Story of a criminal rebel planing revenge against corrupted sheriff and crazy general, who is controlling secret militia called "Fortress of Amerikkka".

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alexlincs 1st Apr 2022		Rated 4/10 A vigilante group form a military camp called the Fortress of Amerikkka. They terrorise a small town (presumably Tromaville). A wrongly convicted criminal, John Whitecloud and a band of townsfolk try to put a stop to them. I've been a Troma fan since the early 00s when the films used to be shown on Channel 4 in the UK as part of 4Later. Fortress of Amerikkka is bad even by Troma standards. Bad acting, bad script and cheap production values. Even the nudity is lacking compared to some of their films. The gore effects are on point, with a knife in the throat looking particularly good. The plot should be a lot more interesting than it is. Uninspired dialogue delivered badly ruins it and the climax of the film fails to impress with poor stunts. The voiceover is excellent making it feel like a 1960s exploitation film. The gung-ho tongue-in-cheek patriotism doesn't go far enough; it took something like "Team America" to absolutely nail it. Versions: I saw the Blu-Ray from Vinegar Syndrome which features an absolute superb print struck from 35mm negative, 100% accurate subtitles and sound about as good as it gets without it being remixed to 5.1. The UK VHS version is cut, but it's unclear what has been cut. Earlier VHS versions are washed out and most likely from a second or third generation print. Director Eric Louzil went on to direct the sequels to Class of Nuke 'Em High which are truly terrible, even worse than Fortress of Amerikkka which is at least watchable trash. 2 people found this review helpful. ✔︎ Helpful Review?

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