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Quint sees Robert Rodriguez's SXSW Grindhouse panel! Footage! Trailers! And the trailer competition finalists & winner!!!

Hmmm... by cornponious	Mar 12th, 2007 05:37:19 AM
hmmm.
2nd by NachoNegro	Mar 12th, 2007 05:42:33 AM
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I'm from Britain by Cedar_Room	Mar 12th, 2007 05:43:23 AM
and I have no fucking idea what "Grindhouse" films are.
Oh and by the way... by NachoNegro	Mar 12th, 2007 05:44:23 AM
The only reason I would ever see this is Kurt Russell. Tarantino has long since become a parody of himself. His work peaked with Jackie Brown - after that he's just trading on the same old riffs. He's basically the directorial equivalent of Status Quo.
grindhouse by Quint	Mar 12th, 2007 05:59:46 AM
Grindhouse flicks were exploitation flicks of the late '60s through to the early/mid '80s. Small theaters that would run the sleaziest stuff, sexploitation, blaxploitation, chop sockey, horror (with a slant to Italian horror)... anything low budget with a high entertainment value... and willing to push the limits. I forgot to mention CRIPPLED MASTERS, a trailer that ran with BOSS NIGGER, THEY CALL HER ONE EYE and THE GREEN SLIME... kind of like kung fu FREAKS. It's an amazing movie and an amazing trailer.
Clever by KidCthulhu	Mar 12th, 2007 06:05:18 AM
"Doug Bradley of the Midian Times" I liked The Dead Won't Die as a trailer the best, but Hobo wins Best Title. With all the Hating on this site, I'd like to see a contest like that here. Put up or shut up.
dead won't die is definately the best... by billy_hitchcock	Mar 12th, 2007 06:15:57 AM
... and cedar_room, i'm guessing either this is your very first visit to AICN or you don't absorb any film media at all. every british film show, magazine, website has been all over grindhouse almost as long as their american counterparts.
Boss Nigger??? by Cedar_Room	Mar 12th, 2007 06:16:05 AM
would that be considered racistploitation? and thanks for the clarification Quint. I'll probably go and see the film, just will have no idea whether its a hilarious send-up of the "Grindhouse" style or not. But I think it involves amputed leg guns, and that gets my vote everytime.
I wonder, did Rodriguez see all the entries? by Beastmanseventy	Mar 12th, 2007 06:27:18 AM
Or did like, a comittee pick the finalists and then he just watched those?
I Hope the Movies . . . by kevinwillis.net	Mar 12th, 2007 06:40:26 AM
Keep the aged-film scratches and crap from the trailers. If the movie stock is clean after the awesomely aged and damaged trailers, I'll be very disappointed.
HOBO WITH A SHOTGUN!!! HOBO WITH A SHOTGUN!!! by Zombie Vig	Mar 12th, 2007 06:45:37 AM
Maiden of Death was slick and professional looking and all but Hobo with a Shotgun has a hobo with a shotgun. Congratulations winners.
I want a Maiden Of Death poster by Lone Fox	Mar 12th, 2007 06:55:47 AM
That final graphic of her sat in silhouette playing atop the pile of bodies was genius.
The Dead Won't Die by The hoff	Mar 12th, 2007 07:04:32 AM
The dead won't die would have been my vote although hobo with a shotgun definitely has the best title. Maiden is probably the best of the three but then it is too polished for real grindhouse.
Cedar_room and tompbeast by Boba Fat	Mar 12th, 2007 07:25:56 AM
You probably had a fleapit which was sort of the British equivalent and they mostly showed soft porn. But they all but vanished in the UK in mid eighties. I remeber two cinemas in Leeds. One was the Plaza and it showed mainly porn but did show the uncut Evil Dead. The other was the Tower that had great double bills for a pound but a lot of these were mainstream films but very old beat up prints. Having said that I went to "The Giant Spider Invasion" & "Carquake" on a double bill at the Odeon. Back in the days when you could sit in there all day for one admission price. We came in halfway through "Carquake" and waited until it came round again to watch the beginning. I'm not that nostalgic for it but that's my memories of the english equivalent.
BSB by NachoNegro	Mar 12th, 2007 07:37:00 AM
Let's not let BSB hijack this talkback with rubbish about his sexuality. If he wants to engage in homosexual sex, as long as it's with another male (or group thereof) of the age of consent or above then that's his decision. But I don't need that shit in an AICN talkback.
"He's basically the by Beastmanseventy	Mar 12th, 2007 07:44:20 AM
"He's basically the directorial equivalent of Status Quo." Right, because everyone was making colorful exploitation epics around the time he made Kill Bill (One single movie, so it's kind of hard to say that it represents his whole career now). Oh wait, nobody was making colorful exploitation flicks back when Kill Bill came out. In fact, I remember the audience laughing at the trailer when it played. Laughing stock of the status quo does not = status quo.
Damn you Michael Bay by MCMLXXVI	Mar 12th, 2007 07:51:41 AM
Damn you Michael Bay
Video Nasties were banned in the UK by emeraldboy	Mar 12th, 2007 08:17:32 AM
and Ireland and still are. Cronenbergs Crash, adaptation of JG ballards novel was so reviled, that the legendary British Critic Christoper Tookey called for an ourtight ban of sony products. There really hilarious part was that the sitting Tory MP and cabinet minister Virgina Bottomly(of which there was once a very famous anagram) called for Cronenbergs movie to be banned, when she was asked did she see the movie she said no and when the head of london borough council was asked did he see it he said and he still called for the movie to be banned. video nasties were banned after two kids called Thompson and veneables murder a toddler. But, in the hysteria no one mentioned that these two kids came from broken homes. Daily mail readers were outraged in sufficient numbers to get these videos banned and remain banned. In ireland Natural born killers was given an outright ban and Bad Santa was pulled from all irish cinema chains. I saw it dvd and it was mediocre. BAN THIS SICK FLICK!!!
I remember the Exterminator very well by Col. Tigh-Fighter	Mar 12th, 2007 08:20:33 AM
Had some of the best deaths ever in it. He dropped a guy slowly feet first into an industrial meat grinder, and another was shot in the groin with poisoned bullets after he was found keeping a naked young man trussed up like a gimp on a bed. Thats the sort of character building films that 10 year olds should watch. I watched them and I turned out fine. Just the other day I tracked down the online be-heading of some hostages and I wasnt fazed in the slightest! Bring on the de-sensitisation. :)
I worked in a video shop in the 80's, when I was 14 by Col. Tigh-Fighter	Mar 12th, 2007 08:29:36 AM
It was in a run-down working class estate. The owner had all the banned video nasties under the counter. Driller Killer, Cannibal Holocaust, Chainsaw Massacre, the un-cut Dawn of the Dead (that one seriously F*'d me up!),and poor old Evil Dead 1. I used to have to put them in normal video boxes like the Ewoks movie cases. lol.
emeraldboy by Boba Fat	Mar 12th, 2007 08:43:02 AM
Most of the films that were banned in the UK were banned long before the James Bulger case. In fact the only thing that linked the James Bulger case to a video was that one of the famlies had a copy of "Childs Play" and that wasn't banned as a result. A list was drwan up around 1982 that then, right wing, Thatcher government found objectionable. This included the films Col Tigh-Fighter mentioned and saw Police raiding video shops and siezing "Apocalypse Now" thinking it was "Cannibal Apocalyspse". It was a storm kicked up in right wing newspapers and resulted the Video Classification laws for home video that are still in place today in the UK. Most of the films are available now and are uncut and are also shit. Thanks Maggie for keeping me on the straight and narrow.
Ninja, Monkey, Pirate, now Hobo by The Funketeer	Mar 12th, 2007 08:57:52 AM
I'm declaring the coolness of Hobos to now be officially over. Let us remember the brief time in which Hobos were funny and cool and not beat the joke to death 1000 times over like we did with Ninjas, Monkeys, and Pirates.
Watched Zombie Flesh-eaters by Col. Tigh-Fighter	Mar 12th, 2007 09:10:53 AM
Watched Zombie Flesh-eaters (is that the one on the island?) recently. God it was bad. Actually didnt even follow Romero's rules, with 15 century conquistador skeletons coming to lfe and shoving lumps of wood in someones eye! Lava could have run faster than those zombiea. Alla bit camp.
well done boba fat... by billy_hitchcock	Mar 12th, 2007 09:12:56 AM
...that's exactly what i was about to write. get your fact's straight emeraldboy!!!
Ah, Mary Whitehouse, you glorious, spectacular failure by Franklin T Marmoset	Mar 12th, 2007 09:16:46 AM
Mrs Whitehouse kicked off most of the video nasty furore, if I remember rightly. She must have poured thousands of hours into that malarkey, and now I can wander into my local Virgin Megastore and buy I Spit On Your Grave on special edition DVD. Not that I would, but I'm just saying...
HOBO WITH A SHOTGUN wins! by Mr Incredible	Mar 12th, 2007 09:17:57 AM
I can't wait for the the sequel: BUM WITH A GRENADE!
They even stole her womanhood ?!? by MasterKenobi	Mar 12th, 2007 09:18:51 AM
Fucking best line ever considering she had a kid and family. I´m impressed with the quality. Maiden of death trailer was awesome. Could have been done by a known director. So who did those trailers? Any homepages to the creators? I have missed that whole competition, so more info would be welcomed.
Hey, check out my spiffy split-level subject lines by Franklin T Marmoset	Mar 12th, 2007 09:19:49 AM
Is this a new feature, or have I developed some entirely useless super-power?
Balls by Franklin T Marmoset	Mar 12th, 2007 09:28:32 AM
Turns out, it's this new computer I'm using. Also, I am an ass. By the way, I'm liking the look of this Grindhouse. I used to wish Tarantino would grow up and whatnot, but I don't care anymore. This looks like fun.
Frankiln by Boba Fat	Mar 12th, 2007 09:40:51 AM
AICN wouldn't be half as much fun with a edit button or a spellcheck. I'm currently cringing at the spelling in my last post.
And I spelt your name wrong!!!! by Boba Fat	Mar 12th, 2007 09:42:01 AM
I give up!
Hobo is a Winner by radjac33	Mar 12th, 2007 09:46:33 AM
ATOS viewers picked Hobo too, great minds think alike.
Yes! by DocPazuzu	Mar 12th, 2007 09:47:53 AM
There is justice in the world! HOBO WITH A SHOTGUN, bitches!
"Grindhouse" evolved form "bump-n-grind" by Doctor_Sin	Mar 12th, 2007 09:49:02 AM
Theaters that showed burlesque stage shows and sleaze films (like the ones that pretended to be medical/scientific documentaries, but were just excuses to show birth scenes (oooh, vagina) or topless women in bare-bones stage-set "doctor's offices." They became the places to market low-budget crap, sex films and bad kung fu movies. All while knife-wielding pimps threatened each other, bums masturbated, and kids made out.
Beastmanseventy by NachoNegro	Mar 12th, 2007 09:54:24 AM
QT relies far too much on his winning formula - counterculture homages to 70s ex/blax/ploitation surrounded by obscure songs of the period. I admit it can be very cool. But I want to see QT do something else. Jackie Brown was, very nearly, a 'proper' film - a departure for him. And it succeeded on every level. I'd like to see him really stretch his directing muscles. Do something offbeat. Off the wall. The thing is, QT is actually an inspired director - I've seen Tarantino produce some truly lovely shots. Remember when Christ Tucker gets bundled in the car in a parking lot, in Jackie Brown? And the camera moves up is a slow arc as the car drives off, and we see over the fence as the car pulls up 500 yards away, Sam gets out, opens the trunk, and pops Tucker? That was a beautiful shot, the best Tarantino's ever managed IMHO. I'd love to see QT use this sort of sensibility for it's own sake. But QT the director gets completely swamped by QT the film buff and QT the dialog writer, and we end up with Kill Bill, a muddled epic that could have been so much more if he hadn't've let his (and our) expectations of what a QT film should be color the result.
My local 'Grindhouse' evolved into a furniture shop by Franklin T Marmoset	Mar 12th, 2007 10:00:42 AM
Although I don't remember anyone referring to it as a 'grindhouse', which I suppose is some kind of American thing. Generally, they were called flea-pits over here, and what I miss most about them was you could smoke. Not smoking in cinemas sucks. I am morally outraged that I have to listen to teenagers ask each other what's happening in a film but I can't have a fag.
FUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUCK YEA! by onemanarmy	Mar 12th, 2007 10:01:04 AM
Hobo w/a Shotgun for life!!!!
I love the Crippled Masters! by JustinSane	Mar 12th, 2007 10:01:54 AM
There's another movie, too, that features the "legless" guy that I have yet to see. Crippled Masters rules!
Franklin by Boba Fat	Mar 12th, 2007 10:07:03 AM
Just don't moan that you can't have a fag in American cinemas
Anyone have the link to the HwaS Poster? by onemanarmy	Mar 12th, 2007 10:14:25 AM
Dude posted it in the original TB, but I saved it on my work computer.
What is Freddy Rodriguez hoping for on his motorcycle? by robogeek.com	Mar 12th, 2007 10:28:22 AM
I kid, I kid. ;-)
Child's Play by Tod Corman	Mar 12th, 2007 10:34:53 AM
Actually it was Child's Play 3 that caused a stir after the Bluger murder. Turned out that there was no eveidence either of the killers had seen it though. You can get the whole Video Nasty story through the documentaries Ban the Sadist Videos! Parts 1 and 2.
HOBO 4 LIFE!!! by utz_world	Mar 12th, 2007 10:40:38 AM
Congratulations to the brilliant & twisted minds behind the now legendary "Hobo With A Shotgun" - truly the greatest of all the trailers in competition. Best wishes and I hope Rodriguez & Tarantino help y'all get that masterpiece onto the big screen...maybe "Grindhouse 2" perhaps?
Hobo with a Muthafuckin Shotgun! by purplemonkeydw	Mar 12th, 2007 10:41:26 AM
I want these Hobos with Muthafuckin Shotguns off my plane!
"Hobo"? Surely, You Jest! by JustinSane	Mar 12th, 2007 10:51:05 AM
When I see the word "Hobo", there are expectations! Where is his beard? His crumpled fedora? His stick with a polka-dotted handkerchief tied on the end carrying his meager belongings? No sir, this man does not scream "Hobo" to me. I bet he's never even ridden the rails! What a rip-off.
Hobo and Maiden were the best by liljuniorbrown	Mar 12th, 2007 10:54:12 AM
The Dead won't die was really lame. These film makers now think it's not "pushing the envelope" if some woman is not being raped by a cannibal or now zombies. I mean does the Hills Have Eyes 2 really need another cannibal rape scene? We had the scene in the Wes Craven Original so they felt obligated to put it in the remake,nut now the sequel? What gives, no originality? No ideas of what it really takes to shock and scare people so they go to one thing they now will upset most everybody. Losers. Anyways when Maiden started I was thinking Crow rip off but it got alot better as the trailer went on, and Hobo was just freaking awesome. Hobo should be made into a feature with Maiden as a double bill.
Those trailers are good by Power_Girl	Mar 12th, 2007 11:01:19 AM
He should play them with grind house rather than Rob Zombie and El Roth shit. Also those trailers looks like they had some money spent on them especial Maiden of death.
i wanted Maiden FTW... by captainCAPSLOCK	Mar 12th, 2007 11:11:38 AM
but at least this will shut up those youTubers saying it didn't fit as grindhouse! congrats to all the winners!
To Understand "Grindhouse", Quit Defining It. by Buzz Maverik	Mar 12th, 2007 11:16:11 AM
I never met QT, but I'm only a few years younger and from the same area of LA and had the same cool taste/lack of taste in movies so we may have been in some of the same "grindhouses" in our teens. I don't remember anybody ever calling them grindhouses or grindhouse movies before this movie, which I'm dying to see. I used to go to the Jerry Lewis Twin (Jerry Lewis invented the multi-plex! Hey, lay-dee! Nice lay-dee!). A lot of grindhouse is simply fun, exploitation things that would be straight-to-DVD today. It's like the indoor version of a drive-in-movie except that it cost less, you didn't have a car, and as a homophobic teen, you could go with your buddy without getting gay bashed. And you didn't have to be old enough to drive. You could hip a matinee or two or six. We're talking low budget violent and sexy movie with a certain attitude and lower level stars. Like ENTER THE DRAGON might have a mainstream audience but a million other martial arts flicks would show only at the grindhouse. THE EXORCIST and THE OMEN would show mainstream but MAUSOLEUM (with literally killer, demon tits) would show at a grindhouse. I like the escape-from-rednecks/redneck cops genre (those are scary; those of you from foreign lands, you might think you know what a real American redneck is but unfortunately, they're less stupid and even meaner than you can imagine)and the grindhouse western. If I could make a grindhouse movie, I'd make a western. My favorite grindhouse western (despite the presence of Henry Fonda) is MY NAME IS NOBODY. As a 70s kid, I hated westerns. All my friends hated westerns. But we all liked Nobody. There was also one where all these Asian babes got parts of a treasure map tattooed to their asses and a samurai or something teamed up a gunfighter to track them through the brothels of the old west and look at their asses until they found the treasure. I remember my friends and I agreed:"Treasure-smeasure, we'd just look at their asses!" I think no matter where you live, before the rise of the video store you had these kind of movies in these kind of theaters, in one form or another, it just depends on what you call 'em.
HOBO W/ A SHOTGUN!!! by Darth Thoth	Mar 12th, 2007 11:54:28 AM
YES! That was my junk baby!! I'd love to see a movie for that!
Who made top 10? by lorijanel78	Mar 12th, 2007 12:21:09 PM
Anyone know which trailers were given to Rodriguez in the first place? I heard there were 10.
THE ONE ARMED EXECUTIONER by TORTURE PWN	Mar 12th, 2007 12:22:55 PM
and CRIPPLED MASTERS a double feature ripe for a VIRN(sic) review!After he gets around to KILL OR BE KILLED and KILL AND KILL AGAIN,that is.
Congrats all around! by donwithnoname	Mar 12th, 2007 12:52:01 PM
Everyone did an amazing job with this contest. The screening at 501 on Saturday was insane, both the Hobo... and Dead... guys are really cool. As were all the other filmmakers I met this weekend.
Top 10 by vmj19	Mar 12th, 2007 01:07:56 PM
I second the motion that the top 10 be revealed.
Cool vids for sure by Col. Tigh-Fighter	Mar 12th, 2007 01:19:40 PM
Lets see the top ten!
I liked "Maiden" the first time I saw it... by esteele1013	Mar 12th, 2007 01:24:49 PM
...when it was called "The Crow." WTF?! Even the guitar solo/shadow combo at the end was taken from the movie.
Top 10? by donwithnoname	Mar 12th, 2007 01:27:46 PM
It wouldn't surprise me if the entries were narrowed down before being given to the people at Troublemaker, but I haven't heard anything about how many it was, and I doubt we'll see the list revealed, but it would be cool to see...
Canadians feel free to ignore this... you already know by Harry Weinstein	Mar 12th, 2007 01:42:42 PM
If you liked HOBO WITH A SHOTGUN, and you probably did, get your hands on the Canadian TV series TRAILER PARK BOYS and the recent feature film version just released on DVD - there's several TRAILER PARK BOYS cast members in HOBO. Relatively unknown in the US, TPB ran for a while on BBC America in a censored version but is long-gone from their lineup. Fuck all that - censored TRAILER PARK BOYS is like censored porn, it totally misses the point. Excessive profanity, alcoholism, drug and cheeseburger abuse, gunplay, and general stupidity abound, all mixed with a surprising amount of affection and compassion for its cast of losers - Americans are missing out on this big-time. HBO should have picked it up but it's probably too low-budget for them these days. The movie version was produced by Ivan Reitman and while it falls slightly short of the TV show's level of quality, it's still the single best thing his name's been attached to since God knows when. Beware the Winds Of Shit, and try to stay out of jail... unless it's absolutely necessary.
I am so fucking bored... by Motoko Kusanagi	Mar 12th, 2007 01:56:18 PM
Maybe I'll watch GRINDHOUSE when it's on tv... maybe...
Beautiful memories of... by biggles2_22	Mar 12th, 2007 02:13:01 PM
Brainsucking Maniacs: Watching the "professor" take a power drill to one of his captive sex-slaves, drilling a hole in her shaved head, and (gulp) sucking the brain matter from her skull with a straw! Classic shite man.
HOBO WITH A SHOTGUN: BEST... TRAILER... EVER !!!!!!! by The Atomic Worm	Mar 12th, 2007 02:20:11 PM
If that was a real movie, I would see it... great stuff!
Quentin Tarentino's "Turkey Won't Die!" by Bash_Branigan	Mar 12th, 2007 02:45:43 PM
I can't be the only one who thought of the "Studio 60..." gag.
How's about the real thing! by biggles2_22	Mar 12th, 2007 02:46:20 PM
Can any of these directors come up with some of the actual "Grind-House" trailers from the 70's?! That would be tits.
NIce one, Bash... by Laza-rus	Mar 12th, 2007 02:49:18 PM
That was initially got me hooked on Studio 60.
that female Crow looks too modern by CuervoJones	Mar 12th, 2007 03:23:49 PM
grindhouse my ass
The real grindhouse pics are actually exploitation and by Uncapie	Mar 12th, 2007 04:34:28 PM
had budgets between $50,000-$400,000 to work with. Tarantino and Rodriguez had $40 million divided between them. Inflation certainly has gone up.
Hobo With A Shotgun?!?! YESS!!! by LHombreSiniestro	Mar 12th, 2007 05:28:53 PM
Awesome, It was my favorite!
MAIDEN DEATH OF! by kevred	Mar 12th, 2007 06:26:26 PM
Your average filmmaker would have put the "of" in the middle--so predictable.
i have crippled masters by roccotheripper	Mar 12th, 2007 06:42:42 PM
movie kicks ass
Can't forget Cong of the Dead by Anti-fanboy	Mar 12th, 2007 08:02:21 PM
www.youtube.com/watch?v=BOmNzV GJBlg Stop-motion gore at its gnarliest and sporting some sweet Romero zombie moans and lines.
I own the whole series of Trailer Park Boys. by onemanarmy	Mar 12th, 2007 08:53:24 PM
My ex was from Halifax, Nova Scotia & got me addicted to the show at once. She ended up mailing me every season. Greatest show I've ever seen without a doubt.
Ricky: What, do you own space? No, NASA does. by onemanarmy	Mar 12th, 2007 08:58:41 PM
Mr. Lahey: Why don't you get a life Rick? Why don't ya go to community college like Julian here. Hey, I got a good idea. You could teach, livin' in a car and growin' dope 101. Ricky: Hehe. And you can teach how to get drunk, get fired from the police force become a... lousy trailer park supervisor that sucks, hangs around with a fuckin' idiot that doesn't wear a shirt and looks like a dick but thinks he looks good... 101.
Machete & the Blind Gunman by Boromir187	Mar 12th, 2007 09:47:05 PM
Rodriguez announced at this weekend that Machete is indeed becoming a real film and that he plans on making two follow-ups at some point to Once Upon A Time In Mexico with Johnny Depp's blind gunman as the main character and Depp reprising the role. How come you guys haven't done a story on this yet with all the love that there is for Rodriguez on this site? What gives?!?!?!?!?
Double feature: Machette And Hobo With A Shotgun by Uncapie	Mar 12th, 2007 10:37:45 PM
Shit, I'd pay to see that!
You'd better be telling the truth Boromir... by onemanarmy	Mar 12th, 2007 11:53:09 PM
..or I will hate your face.
Dead Wont Die Thank You by last_house	Mar 13th, 2007 04:17:21 AM
Hi All, I was the writer and director of "The Dead Won't Die" trailer and I just wanted to say how much we appreciated the kind words and support. We were bummed out that we didn't get our trailer on youtube quick enough to get it mentioned on AICN when the trailers first started popping up....so this is awesome to be mentioned in a post. It truly was an honor to be selected a finalist in the competition with such great work as Hobo and Maiden of Death....and the filmmakers from both of them were great guys too...it was great to meet them here at SXSW. It was amazing to see how big of fans of the genre we all were and how passionate everybody was about doing something cool. Hopefully we all get a chance to turn some of these ideas into features and make some cool stuff. Anyway, thanks to AICN for posting this and we appreciate everyone's support. We have a myspace page if you are interested at http://www.myspace.com/thedead wontdie
how does she pull the trigger? by PeteBogs	Mar 13th, 2007 05:32:54 AM
on that leg-gun? it appears to be firing on its own... could be a real liability at, say, a family reunion...
So... by soylentphil	Mar 13th, 2007 10:47:51 AM
How'd it work out that the filmmakers of the only three that were shown were actually in Austin? Wasn't Hobo from Canada? Did they fly down just in case, or did you guys get a heads up...?
onemanarmy......... by Boromir187	Mar 13th, 2007 01:51:02 PM
Machete = http://movies.ign.com/articles /772/772081p1.html OUATITW Parts 2&3 = http://movies.ign.com/articles /772/772078p1.html Enjoy!
My bad.... by Boromir187	Mar 13th, 2007 01:51:52 PM
...OUATIM (Once Upon A Time In Mexico) that is. I have Leone on the brain I guess.
Boromir... by onemanarmy	Mar 13th, 2007 02:27:10 PM
Next round is on me. Korean hookers included.
that nam one with the action figures by slappy jones	Mar 13th, 2007 07:05:46 PM
can't remember its name..but that for me came second after hobo with a shotgun... hobo got it so righton..how many times I saw a trailer exactly like that growing up at the start of some low budget action film i rented.....it is perfect and should be on grindhouse...its genius
Wait... by genro	Mar 13th, 2007 09:22:40 PM
...of all the entries, there wasn't one sent in that was better than the Youtube listings? Seriously? Did they get swamped and just gave up? The Circus one and Hollywood Cannibal Hookers(?), were more authentic then Hobo, which was a flat-out parody. And when did an Avid system become the grand prize? I never heard that before. This contest was really disorganized. I feel bad for the people who put time and effort in. This should have been run like the Hills Have Eyes 2 contest which gave exposure to all entries and then picked a winner.
From the mind behind "SLASH HIVE" by bennozoid1	Mar 14th, 2007 05:03:59 AM
I came over from London to meet the other trailer-makers as we all got on so well online and all shared the same mental production experience. MASSIVE props to Thomas for our midnight screening (and his brilliant film YOUR DARKNESS IS MY PLAYGROUND) at the 501 Soundstage! And big respect to the Hobos: Jason, Rob, John; Kevin (top geeza and best tracking shot of the whole competition in "ADIOS, LOBO"), Don (my giallo brother), Christian (and his whole TANK gang), the JESUS RISES crew (most blasphemous/outrageous award goes to them), QUEEN'S OF THE STREET, STRAW HAT MASTER, and everyone else I hung out with. Jet-lagged from the flight back, so can't remember everyone I should be saying hello to!?....Austin is the single most intensely cine-literate place on Earth......I'll be back...
to: bennozoid 1 by Cleef Palette	Mar 15th, 2007 01:08:23 PM
arent you the bloke that didnt care for x-men2? Also to Buzz Maverik ..... the film with the tatooed asses was the Lee van Cleef/Lo Lieh film .. "The Stranf=ger and the Gunfighter"
great :) by andyzzz	May 29th, 2007 03:03:36 PM
great :)
internet telephony voip by andyzzz	May 30th, 2007 12:21:43 PM
internet telephony voip
This should have one - if it was submitted by MaryTylerMorbid	Jun 19th, 2007 05:11:23 PM
http://vids.myspace.com/index. cfm?fuseaction=vids.individual &videoid=2035249578
by crazybubba	Nov 19th, 2008 12:20:28 PM
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What the hell was that all about? by Orcus	Nov 20th, 2008 08:34:38 AM

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