Straight to Hell

1987
R
1h 26min

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Parody Action Comedy Western

En esta parodia del oeste, unos ladrones de banco dan con un pueblo administrado por una familia adicta al café.En esta parodia del oeste, unos ladrones de banco dan con un pueblo administrado por una familia adicta al café.En esta parodia del oeste, unos ladrones de banco dan con un pueblo administrado por una familia adicta al café.

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Trivia
According to the DVD, this movie was made when a proposed concert tour with various punk musicians failed to get funding. Realizing it was easier to get money for a film than for a large scale tour, and with all the musicians having their schedules free, this film was produced instead of a tour.

Citas
Norwood: They look like coffee addicts to me, boys.

Créditos curiosos
Karl's Disco-Wieners now for sale in the foyer

Versiones alternativas
Director Alex Cox created a director's cut, initially released as "Straight to Hell Returns", in 2010. The new version featured color correction that changed the look of the film, new effects, and new footage. Blood and additional violence during the shootout scenes was digitally added. Cox stated that he was inspired to revisit the film by Francis Ford Coppola's Apocalypse Now Redux.

Conexiones
Featured in Completely Pogued (1991)

Bandas sonoras
Yakety Yak
Written by Jerry Leiber and Mike Stoller
Performed by The Coasters and Dick Rude, Joe Strummer and Sy Richardson

Opiniones de usuarios49

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If David Lynch had directed THE WILD BUNCH!!!

Even though I am a huge Alex Cox fan, I still had a large problem with even finding this gem. It is definitely one of the most crazy, funny, and unpredictable films ever made. I kept thinking that if David Lynch had directed THE WILD BUNCH you would have STRAIGHT TO HELL. It is chock full of a rogues gallery of unique and unforgettable characters. Basically a group of renegade criminals flee to a little dump town in the middle of nowhere to hide out for a while. The result is chaos and more chaos as they try to escape the hell they've found. Don't expect any traditional Hollywood storyline or plot here. Just sit back and enjoy the ride. And you might just realize that Quentin Tarantino wasn't that revolutionary after all.

P.S. > Norwood is the man!