Turbo Kid
DVD - 2015
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Retro-futuristic homage to every post-apocalyptic movie you've ever seen with HEAPS of blood.
Moata's pick: Outrageusly derivative but in the best, cheesiest way possible, this Canada/NZ co-production is the post-apocalyptic retro-futuristic sci-fi movie you've been waiting for. Someone gets killed by a BMX-mounted unicorn head for Pete's sake. Ultra-violence and OTT cheese. Yum!
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Add a CommentUnique and bloody. Big heart. Cinematic Joy.
Looooved this movie! It has a Tarantino style blood and a ton of fun. I felt connected to the characters really fely for them. This movie has lots of heart and should be watched.
Cheesy, but well-intentioned post-apocalyptic fare with Canadian and Australian actors you probably won't recognize (other than Michael Ironside, as the heavy). Lots of cartoonish violence including stabbing, decapitation, blood spurting, using inventive home-made weapons. My favorite was a club with a lawn gnome at the top. Don't look for a deep story here, but if you want to enjoy yourself with a plate of nachos on a Sunday afternoon, a few laughs and a happy ending, you might enjoy this one.
Retro-futuristic homage to every post-apocalyptic movie you've ever seen with HEAPS of blood.