Terror em Park Plaza

Filme B dos anos 80 estúpido, mas divertido. Banda sonora eletrónica maluca, peitos nus, fulanos e nerds, ritmo repleto de ação, diálogo super-cheesy e explosões de cabeça ao estilo splatter. Curto-Circuito ao estilo punk segundo o tipo Wynorski. (26/03/2020)

This is an unpretentious B-movie horror featuring three security robots, which break free of their constraints and start wiping out anyone they come across. It is a combination of everything the "low" genre has to offer - from a party with horny teenagers to one exceptionally cool headshot. In terms of plot, it is more or less average, but it is especially entertaining due to its constant references to pop culture: Paul Bartel and Mary Woronov reprise their roles from Eating Raoul at the beginning of the movie, Dick Miller reprises his role of outsider Walter Paisley from A Bucket of Blood, the central couple watches Corman's classic Attack of the Crab Monsters on TV, and, last but not least, in many scenes movie posters hang on the walls, for example, the director's debut The Lost Empire. Chopping Mall is built on coarse humor and fun pop culture references, without them, it is really just straight-up junk. (07/02/2019)