Because you’ll probably find yourself in the middle of an earthquake apocalypse. Cuz that happens.
It’s like The Hangover — complete with a goofy guy with a funny bushy beard! — only with more gore.
Because you’ll probably find yourself in the middle of an earthquake apocalypse. Cuz that happens.
It’s like The Hangover — complete with a goofy guy with a funny bushy beard! — only with more gore.
Should I feel discriminated against as the owner of a great big bushy beard?
Pshaw! Back in my day, we didn’t worry about earthquakepocalypse – we were all going to die in nuclear fire! (Followed by impractical leatherwear and motorcycles.) Kids these days, don’t know they’re born…
Interesting how this is clearly spun, at least by the trailer, as “a horror film that happens to be about the aftermath of an earthquake” rather than “a film about people after an earthquake, with some horrific bits”.
Where I grew up, we were gonna be grateful for WWIII, after living in squalor in the the literal ruins of southern California post “The Big One”. No wonder I can’t plan for the future, like, at all. >.< I'm getting an "extra-super-gory disaster movie spliced with a splatter-porn flick" vibe myself.
The set-up is like a Romero zombie movie. There’s an external threat that we should all unite against, but instead we spend our time fighting against one another. I like that kind of movie, but unfortunately it’s from Eli Roth, which means every character is probably an unlikable douche.
Ooh, Disqus ate my post again. Then it burped. *sigh*
I wrote: Is this another “the Have-Nots take down the rich, privileged, douchey Haves” movie or am I seeing this trailer through my own preconceived notions?
Not so much. In addition to what I said to Roger below (or above, as your settings may be), and this being Eli Roth, probably more “This is what get for wanting to have sex in a foreign earthquake zone (rather than a former Eastern Bloc nation).”
They have sex tourism in Chile?
It is a real problem.