After an experimental bio-weapon is released, turning thousands into zombie-like creatures, it's up to a rag-tag group of survivors to stop the infected and those behind its release. In Texas, the gang leaded by the black market dealer Abby faces a group of renegade militaries leaded by Captain Muldoon in an abandoned military base. During their shootout, Abby shoots a recipient of biological weapon, releasing an experimental highly-contagious gas that turns humans to flesh-eating zombies. Meanwhile, in the local hospital, Dr. Block sees an epidemic with many patients with the same nasty symptoms. When the outbreak affects most of the local population, a group of people with immunity leaded by the mechanic Wray, Sheriff Hague, the stripper Cherry and the Dr. Dakota, fight to survive and become the last hope to save the world. In 2007, Quentin Tarantino and Robert Rodriguez joined forces to create the Grindhouse film experience: a double feature intended to emulate the thrilling grittiness and distinctive roughness of 1970s exploitation cinema.<br/><br/>Planet Terror is a sick, disgusting, schlocky, over-the-top and ridiculous zombie flick, and for a Grindhouse feature, it's perfect! This film revels in so much splattering blood and twisted mutilations; combined with the purposeful damaging of the film negatives, it makes for a very rough-looking picture. Combined with the fast-paced action and explosive mayhem, the whole film becomes a wild thrill ride.<br/><br/>The story does its job well enough, presenting enough of a plot to allow the carnage to unfold and get the characters together to try and survive. In spite of that, the plot ties itself up pretty neatly. The characters are very colorful and distinctive, and they are a blast to watch. My only complaint is that a few characters act a little too mean, too unreasonably, or make decisions that have tragic outcomes. Still, the film rarely takes itself seriously, so these issues breeze by and hardly hinder the film's flow.<br/><br/>This film uses pretty decent photography and good editing. The entire picture has been loaded up with film scratches, dirt, discolorations, and other effects to make it look old-fashioned and gritty; often times, these effects are cleverly inserted during key scenes to enhance specific scenes, and it's pretty neat that way. Acting is pretty decent from the whole cast, and the writing proves to be quite witty and fun. This production uses some very rough and gritty-looking sets, props, costumes, make-up effects, and special effects. Robert Rodriguez's music score is pretty damn awesome too.<br/><br/>Of the Grindhouse double-feature, Planet Terror is my favorite of the lot, for it is so full of crazy energy, crazy blood and gore, crazy characters, and crazy style. The film is pure Robert Rodriguez, and I think it's perfect for the Grindhouse theme. If you can handle the extremities of the film, it's worth checking out at least once.<br/><br/>4.5/5 (Entertainment: Perfect | Story: Good | Film: Good) Grindhouse: Planet Terror (2007): Dir: Robert Rodriguez / Cast: Rose McGowan, Freddy Rodriguez, Josh Brolin, Marley Shelton, Jeff Fahey: First of stylized double drive-in style feature regards a deadly gas that turns humanity into zombies. Robert Rodriguez is creative but the plot eventually becomes one graphic scene of violence after another. Rose McGowan delivers a great performance as a go-go dancer whose leg is devoured by zombies and replaced with a machine gun. The methods in which this weapon is used are a low point in over the top violence. Freddy Rodriguez plays her fugitive ex-boyfriend who takes several risks and uses his street smarts to ward off zombies. Josh Brolin plays a cynical doctor who abuses his bi-sexual wife when he learns that she has been involved with another woman. Marley Shelton plays his wife whose hands become lifeless at a pivotal moment. She must survive using other methods that do not regard the use of her hands. Jeff Fahey plays head chef at a fancy little place called The Bone Shack, which is the perfect title for an eatery in a film like this. Between the two Grindhouse films I prefer the Quentin Tarantino version Deathproof, which is broader and more amusing. Both film suit the drive-in market but from two very different sub-genres. With all the graphic violence this film nearly becomes a different type of terror. Score: 5 / 10
There is also a mention "in memory of" over the radio offrom <a href="/title/tt1028528/">Death Proof (2007)</a> in the events of <a href="/title/tt1077258/">Planet Terror (2007)</a>.<br/><br/>So we have…<br/><br/>1, <a href="/title/tt1028528/">Death Proof (2007)</a><br/><br/>2, <a href="/title/tt1077258/">Planet Terror (2007)</a><br/><br/>Then we can move onto . As he is alive in <a href="/title/tt1028528/">Death Proof (2007)</a> but dies in <a href="/title/tt0266697/">Kill Bill: Vol. 1 (2003)</a>. That would place the (current) events of <a href="/title/tt0266697/">Kill Bill: Vol. 1 (2003)</a> and <a href="/title/tt0378194/">Kill Bill: Vol. 2 (2004)</a> after the events of <a href="/title/tt1028528/">Death Proof (2007)</a>.<br/><br/>So…<br/><br/>1, <a href="/title/tt1028528/">Death Proof (2007)</a><br/><br/>2, <a href="/title/tt1077258/">Planet Terror (2007)</a><br/><br/>3, <a href="/title/tt0266697/">Kill Bill: Vol. 1 (2003)</a><br/><br/>4, <a href="/title/tt0378194/">Kill Bill: Vol. 2 (2004)</a><br/><br/>Then ontowho is alive in <a href="/title/tt1028528/">Death Proof (2007)</a>, <a href="/title/tt1077258/">Planet Terror (2007)</a> and <a href="/title/tt0266697/">Kill Bill: Vol. 1 (2003)</a> but is killed in <a href="/title/tt0116367/">From Dusk Till Dawn (1996)</a>.<br/><br/>Leading us to…<br/><br/>1, <a href="/title/tt1028528/">Death Proof (2007)</a><br/><br/>2, <a href="/title/tt1077258/">Planet Terror (2007)</a><br/><br/>3, <a href="/title/tt0266697/">Kill Bill: Vol. 1 (2003)</a><br/><br/>4, <a href="/title/tt0378194/">Kill Bill: Vol. 2 (2004)</a><br/><br/>5, <a href="/title/tt0116367/">From Dusk Till Dawn (1996)</a><br/><br/>But then you have to include <a href="/title/tt0120860/">From Dusk Till Dawn 2: Texas Blood Money (1999)</a> and <a href="/title/tt0120695/">From Dusk Till Dawn 3: The Hangman's Daughter (1999)</a>.<br/><br/> makes reference to the events and death of his fatherin <a href="/title/tt0120860/">From Dusk Till Dawn 2: Texas Blood Money (1999)</a>, which obviously sets this film after <a href="/title/tt0116367/">From Dusk Till Dawn (1996)</a>. Then <a href="/title/tt0120695/">From Dusk Till Dawn 3: The Hangman's Daughter (1999)</a> is actually a prequel set in the 1800's therefore the earliest of the connections.<br/><br/>So finaly, chronologically the films go…<br/><br/>1, <a href="/title/tt0120695/">From Dusk Till Dawn 3: The Hangman's Daughter (1999)</a><br/><br/>2, <a href="/title/tt1028528/">Death Proof (2007)</a><br/><br/>3, <a href="/title/tt1077258/">Planet Terror (2007)</a><br/><br/>4, <a href="/title/tt0266697/">Kill Bill: Vol. 1 (2003)</a><br/><br/>5, <a href="/title/tt0378194/">Kill Bill: Vol. 2 (2004)</a><br/><br/>6, <a href="/title/tt0116367/">From Dusk Till Dawn (1996)</a><br/><br/>7, <a href="/title/tt0120860/">From Dusk Till Dawn 2: Texas Blood Money (1999)</a><br/><br/>But since the world technically ends at the end of Planet Terror, none of this makes sense anyway. Just enjoy the shows, folks. He was one of Abby's guys at the beginning on the army base. He wears a white shirt and a towel wrapped around his head.He's the first one to grab Romey (before he's castrated) and he gets killed by Muldoon in the shootout. <br/><br/>He was also the voice of the soldier who said "Lewis is getting his dick wet, sir" near the end. a5c7b9f00b Point Zero full movie hd 720p free downloadSgt. Kabukiman N.Y.P.D. malayalam movie downloadThe Road to Hell hd mp4 downloadThe Dance FlickComanche 720pBurgerface vs. Count Blackula in 4D! Act II tamil dubbed movie downloadShanghai Noon in hindi free downloadInvas o em 1 Pessoa full movie in hindi free download hd 720phindi Turneja free downloadEpisode 1.1 full movie download in hindi hd
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