Killer Pad

2008
R
1h 24min

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Daniel Franzese, Eric Jungmann, Shane McRae, Andy Milonakis, Noureen DeWulf, and Emily Baldoni in Killer Pad (2008)

Supernatural Horror Teen Comedy Comedy Horror

Tres jóvenes ingenuos se mudan a una casa en Hollywood Hills. Un mexicano intenta advertirles sobre una presencia maligna. Organizan una fiesta con su atractiva vecina Lucy. En el sótano hay... Leer todoTres jóvenes ingenuos se mudan a una casa en Hollywood Hills. Un mexicano intenta advertirles sobre una presencia maligna. Organizan una fiesta con su atractiva vecina Lucy. En el sótano hay un portal al infierno ¿Podrá su perro ayudarlos?Tres jóvenes ingenuos se mudan a una casa en Hollywood Hills. Un mexicano intenta advertirles sobre una presencia maligna. Organizan una fiesta con su atractiva vecina Lucy. En el sótano hay un portal al infierno ¿Podrá su perro ayudarlos?

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Trivia
The closeup shots of Backwater's (Jeff Davis) hands during the guitar solo in "Rock & Roll All Nite" are actually the hands of the composer, Timothy Andrew Edwards, playing the solo.

Errores
During Backwater's solo performance of "Rock and Roll All Nite", the guitar music continues even though he removes his hand from the guitar to smash a bottle on a woman's head.

Citas
Brody: That guy just ripped out his own heart.
Craig: And tracked mud all in the house.

Créditos curiosos
"Approved No XXXX" is shown near the very end of the closing credits instead of an actual number of approval from the MPAA.

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Referenced in Best of the Worst: Bloody Birthday, Crazy Fat Ethel II, and Psycho from Texas (2013)

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3/10

Mr. Englund could have done so much more

With only his second directorial showing in feature films to date, Robert Englund (best known as Freddy Krueger) brings us 'Killer Pad': the story of three loser friends (Doug, Craig, and Brody) who take up residence in a haunted house (address: 666 Perdition Road) in Hollywood. The house is wicked. Seriously. Coyotes and portals to Hell are included in the price.

The movie includes a couple small cameos (Lin Shaye and Andy Milonakis included), and features a whole host of odd characters (possessed Mexicans, S&M midgets, Joey Lawrence?). If you haven't noticed yet, and I pity you if you haven't, this is a comedy. Is it funny? Eh. There are some good one liners and stupid-funny jokes. But it's pretty much all the same sarcastic humour we've been seeing from better movies with better actors and higher production value over the past few years. I'm actually getting a little bit tired of the unattractive male-centered movies. They're fun on occasion (Knocked Up, Superbad), but they're flooding the comedy market and it only takes one like this to ruin the streak.

There's plenty of hot (and not-so) women, alcohol, partying, and crude humour, but that's about as far as your interest will stretch. It's not UNenjoyable. . . but it's just not very good.

Final verdict: A pathetic 3.5/10.

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