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>One of the greatest horror comedies ever made
>Both a spoof of 80s action movies, and a genuinely good one in it's own right
>Some good stop motion from england that isn't Wallace & Gromit
>A surprisingly pro-masculinity and anti-political correctness message.
>Nobody talks about it

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PZhh3Wp_odE
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>one of the greatest horror comedies
>bri*ish
>2018
No it's not.
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>>152663785
It has a guys balls coming out his nose.
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Looks kinda' neat.
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>>152663832
It's a very messed up film. It has transgender jokes. In a film made in england in 2018.
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>>152663955
I'd appreciate if you acted a little mature about it.
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>>152663812
I fuck your mom so hard my balls come out of her nose, don't see me claiming she's the best horror comedy.
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>>152663752
>anti-political correctness message

That was a close one OP, I almost watched it. Thanks for warning me it's Agendaslop.
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>>152663752
The visuals looks nice, but the humor just being "look, we're politically incorrect!" makes me lose interest.
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>>152664062
You didn't hate south park when it took aim at censorship in the 90s.
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>>152663752
Where can one find this movie to watch? Is it even on DVD? Can't find it anywhere.
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>>152664218
Amazon prime is the only place you can purchase it. The movies been buried by the people who produced it.
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>>152663752
hell fucking yeah, this movie is awesome
never knew it existed until half a year ago, completely botched release
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>>152663752
Well I've never heard of it until now
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>>152663752
It is a hilariously fun movie.
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Anyone remember The Gogs, that late 90s-early 2000s stopmotion gross-humor caveman cartoon made by the same director as this?
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the quality on this is amazing and yet I've never once heard about it. Shame
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>>152663752
>>Nobody talks about it
Doesn't /co/'s SkeletalStreamer play it each year?
And recommended for years: https://desuarchive.org/co/search/text/Trampires/
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Bought it on Blu Ray last december. american btw
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>>152667002
Never heard of them.
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>>152663752
Pretty good, I always forget about looking for a download (and somehow never remembered the name). It had been a while since I had seen a good new movie about a loose cannon cop.
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>>152669318
It is a parody of all of those loose canon cop movies of the 80s.
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>>152668021
There was a physical media release?
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>>152667762
Mort said he found getting the funding not the problem, but he couldn't find a distributor. Next time he'd get the distributor agreed first.
>It’s a good feeling knowing that something you have toiled over for so long finally exists. I am proud of the film, and what it took to get it made, and I know there will be people out there who love it. It’s not been plain sailing though. As we were making the film, the world started to become very PC and it’s only getting worse. It’s made selling the film to a decent sized distributor very difficult as none of them take any risks anymore. That’s why we are self releasing. Recently, Jerry Zucker has said he would not have been able to make Airplane! today – you know something is seriously wrong in the world when that is the case! Many people are sick of this PC stranglehold that is crippling movies and I hope Chuck goes some way towards pushing back in the long run.
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>>152670601
>Mort said he found getting the funding not the problem,
I find that hard to believe given how offensive this movie is. There are racist jokes, sexist jokes, suicide jokes, jokes mocking diversity quotas and transgenderism.
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>>152670643
I may have confused with Jeremie Perrin's comments on Mars Attack, he also couldn't find a main distributor. As to Mike Mort, he said this:
>>The short film was done in my basement because we didn’t have any finance or anything. It was just me making everything, and I was gonna spend however long it took to get the shot. Then I met my partners and they in financing, and as soon as we finished the short film, they said let’s make a feature film! And I had this script from 2001, I’d written it back then.
The short film wa Chuck Steel: Raging Balls of Steel Justice (2013).
https://9to5.cc/interview-mike-mort-aka-chuck-steel/
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>>152670736
Oh yeah that's where I saw the guys balls coming out his nose, not the movie. Although there's a similar gag involving a vampire clown in the movie.
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did they animate this shit on ones or use motion smoothing look super smooth
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>>152670736
>script from 2001, I’d written it back then.
Well that explains everything.
This is like what happened with Warren Ellis script for a castlevania movie he wrote in the early 2000s becoming the first season of Netlix Castlevania. Which was also about vampires oddly enough.
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>>152670736
>Mars Attack
aargh, I meant Mars Express
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>2001
and he created the character whe he was 15 in 1986, so even further back

>At what age did you first discover the films that would inspire Chuck Steel and Night of the Trampires?
>My father started taking me to the cinema to see Ray Harryhausen movies and that sort of thing when I was probably 10 or 11. I was never into horror films when I was very young; I was terrified of them for a long time. But I loved Harryhausen’s creature effects, and thought it was amazing how those were done. When I found out that I could get a Super-8 camera that had single-frame photography, I started experimenting over a number of years. I only really got into horror when I saw Evil Dead II, which was a perfect amalgamation of horror and comedy. I started absorbing a lot of horror films after that, trying to see if there was anything as good as that out there—and there never was, really [laughs]!
>Chuck Steel himself was an amalgamation of all the heroes of ’80s action films. I sometimes get, “Oh, he’s a bit like Johnny Bravo,” but I came up with him about ten years before that, so my conscience is clear!
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>>152670601
>Recently, Jerry Zucker has said he would not have been able to make Airplane! today – you know something is seriously wrong in the world when that is the case!
Fuckin' preach it, brother. That's why there are basically no comedies in theatres anymore.
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>>152670960
Not even south park could get away with these kinds of character designs nowadays.
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>>152671303
The naked gun reboot was okay.
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>>152670960
>Oh, he’s a bit like Johnny Bravo,” but I came up with him about ten years before that, so my conscience is clear!
I was thinking he was more like Kurt Russel from Big Trouble in little China.
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>>152669391
I bought it from Amazon
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>>152671486
I thought you could only buy it digitally there.
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>>152666960
They pretty much buried this movie.
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>>152663752
I enjoyed the monster woman being accurate to Indian lore for its fertility God namesake, complete with the giant mouth in its stomach and tongue.
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>>152667762
Nice loop
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>>152670812
It mind-fucked me how smooth it looked, I was convinced there had to be some CG enhancements. But after diving through a making of blog last year, it really is just that good. The faces are 100% clay. It was made by lifelong Aardman animators, so it's a situation where these are probably the most experienced stop-motion animators in the world.
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>>152672372
It was a third party listing maybe
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>>152673460
How about that final with the giant disguting vampire lady?
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>>152673823
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>>152666690
The one on nickelodeon? Yeah that was pretty funny.
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>>152663752
I'm surprised you didn't post the 15-minute short
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RAuqceq8jME
genuinely blown away the animation. I didn't know it was done by Aardman guys until reading this thread but it definitely tracks
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>I made this reactionary piece of shit movie because hollywood doesn't make piece of shit movies anymore
turns out most audiences don't want to watch spiteful garbage unless you name it Joker
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>>152675100
That was pretty neat.
it's wit is absurdly low though.
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>>152663752
You can watch the full movie here:
https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x9melog
For some reason you can't find this movie anywhere else.
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>>152663752
>Bunch of bullshit
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>>152670643
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>>152670736
Makes sense, got it funded before DEI bullshit was all the rage, and by the time it was done, "Sorry man, busybodies are breathing down our necks now, can't release something this fun"
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>>152663752

This is highly satanic because it has demons. The filmmakers should be hanged and stoned
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>>152663752
I want to watch it but is not aviable in my country.
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>>152676334
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>>152677388
Pretty much.
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>>152673910
That is one big puppet. Not as big as the skeleton for Kubo and the Two Strings, but still pretty big.
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>>152677388
Shame that means we'll probably never get a sequel. At least not one that isn't watered down.
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>>152678764
What has the creator been doing since the film came out?
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>>152678825
No clue.
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>>152663752
Love me some stop-mo violence!
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>>152679807
It's for stop motion what Team America is to puppets
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>>152677388
Stop motion takes a long time to do, and the world changed radically between the start of production and when the movie finally came out.
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>>152663752
I've seen this before
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>>152680602
It's a spoof of every 80s action movie.
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>>152663752
This is really cool
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Just watched it, that was supprisingly good, great action, a very functional story, it never dwelled on potential boring parts and actually made me laugh out loud a few times. Insane something like this isn't more well known.

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