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Planet Terror

Planet Terror

“Humanity's last hope… rests on a high power machine gun!”
6.7 /10 (3,908) Rage 2007 1h 45m
Horror Action Thriller
Director Robert Rodriguez
Screenplay Robert Rodriguez
Robert Rodriguez's half of the 'Grindhouse' double feature follows go-go dancer Cherry Darling, played by Rose McGowan, whose leg is replaced with a makeshift machine-gun prosthetic as she and an ensemble of small-town Texans fight off a horde of grotesquely mutated, flesh-craving townspeople. Deliberately mimicking scratched film stock, missing reels, and cheap exploitation-era aesthetics, the film is a loving pastiche of 1970s zombie and splatter cinema pushed to gleeful extremes. Its cult reputation has only grown since its underwhelming theatrical release as part of the underperforming 'Grindhouse' package.
Release
Apr 6, 2007
Budget
$23M
Country
United States of America
Revenue
$11M

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Who stars in Planet Terror? The main cast of Planet Terror includes Rose McGowan, Freddy Rodríguez, Marley Shelton, Josh Brolin, Jeff Fahey.
Who directed Planet Terror? Planet Terror (2007) is directed by Robert Rodriguez.
How long is Planet Terror? Planet Terror has a runtime of 1h 45m. It was released in 2007.
What genre is Planet Terror? Planet Terror is a Horror, Action, Thriller film. It has a rating of 6.7/10 with 3,908 votes.

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Robert Rodriguez's half of the 'Grindhouse' double feature follows go-go dancer Cherry Darling, played by Rose McGowan, whose leg is replaced with a makeshift machine-gun prosthetic as she and an ensemble of small-town Texans fight off a horde of grotesquely mutated, flesh-craving townspeople. Deliberately mimicking scratched film stock, missing reels, and cheap exploitation-era aesthetics, the film is a loving pastiche of 1970s zombie and splatter cinema pushed to gleeful extremes. Its cult reputation has only grown since its underwhelming theatrical release as part of the underperforming 'Grindhouse' package.

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