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Tribeca Review: Ticked-Off ->-bleeped-<-s With Knives

Started by Shana A, April 26, 2010, 06:41:24 AM

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Tribeca Review: Ticked-Off ->-bleeped-<-s With Knives
By Eric Eisenberg: 2010-04-25 14:14:59

http://www.cinemablend.com/new/Tribeca-Review-Ticked-Off-->-bleeped-<-s-With-Knives-18259.html   

Back in 2007, Quentin Tarantino and Robert Rodriguez paired up to create the double-feature Grindhouse. The film was a loving recreation of low-budget 70's exploitation films that would run in seedy drive-in theaters and use shock to draw in audiences. The film worked hard to both praise the genre while also acknowledging its campiness. In 2010, director Israel Luna has created and premiered Ticked-Off ->-bleeped-<-s With Knives, which not only rips off everything that made the Tarantino-Rodriguez film entertaining, but manages to suck all of the fun out of it in the process.

The film follows a group of five ->-bleeped-<-s (Krystal Summers, Kelexis Davenport, Willam Belli, Erica Andrews, Jenna Skyy) who work at a small Dallas nightclub. One night, a man (Thomas Zembrod), having felt tricked by one of the girls, sets a trap that leaves two of the girls dead, lands two in the hospital and has one fall into a coma. Once recuperated, the three remaining girls hatch a plan to get back at the man responsible for the hate crime.
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