It's not a horror film but this tasteless exploitation piece was deemed controversial enough in the UK to make the video nasties list and is still banned to this day! But is it any good? Well that depends on your personal taste. If you don't mind politically incorrect grindhouse ... read more
Robert Judd,
Catherine Peppers,
Lela Small,
Yvonne Ross,
Reggie Rock Bythewood
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This outrageous sleazefest released by exploitation maven William Mishkin may be the least politically correct film ever seen in American theaters. Thug William Sanderson (of TV's Newhart) and two of ... read more
DVD Release Date: February 15, 2005
Stats: 104 reviews
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October 27, 2011
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April 11, 2007
Picture a REALLY racist version of The Desperate Hours. The gang is lead by a redneck J.F. Sebastian from Blade Runner and the family are baptist blacks. It's nowhere nearly as homoerotic as this poster suggests. The NY intro is fun and despite this being one of the most politica... read more
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August 16, 2011
William Sanderson is amazingly sleazy in this Exploitation classic, sparing no racist slur as he and his group of escaped cons torment and torture a black preacher's family in their home near the woods. The family eventually has enough and rises up against their tormentors, as o... read more
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November 19, 2007
Not as satisfying as I hoped for being such a brutal film. The finale could've been much better. Although it's still a blast, I don't doubt it could be remade and done much better. Although many points for the deaths, some good timing, and the fact it's a pretty bad-ass and well-... read more
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November 18, 2007
"You're just like the black man that ran away with my mama!" Child bludgeoning, attempted infant homicide, canine urination, lazy law enforcement, and families coming together to stand up to their captors... in a blaze of glory!
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