Generation Ax

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3.0/10

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Romeo and Juliet meets the Texas Cheerleader Murder Mom in this black comedy from writer/director Tommy Faircloth. 4 stars - Joe Bob Briggs

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Two giggly high school lovebirds playfully throw pieces of bloody human brain at one another, then take a messy shower, in the latest horror flick out of South Carolina, which is fast becomi... Read allTwo giggly high school lovebirds playfully throw pieces of bloody human brain at one another, then take a messy shower, in the latest horror flick out of South Carolina, which is fast becoming the Gruesome Gus capital of the world. The flick is called GENERATION AX, and it's HEAT... Read allTwo giggly high school lovebirds playfully throw pieces of bloody human brain at one another, then take a messy shower, in the latest horror flick out of South Carolina, which is fast becoming the Gruesome Gus capital of the world. The flick is called GENERATION AX, and it's HEATHERS meets SCREAM meets THE TEXAS CHEERLEADER MOM meets BONNIE AND CLYDE. Tommy Faircloth ... Read all

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IMDb RATING

3.0/10

121

YOUR RATING

See production info at IMDbPro

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Marina Morgan told Draculina magazine she got the lead role when she sent her photo to director Tommy Faircloth after she saw his ad in a magazine looking for actresses. He called her and sent her the script. After she read it, she said she wanted the part bad, even though it involved extensive close up nudity. Thankfully, he cast her after she auditioned.

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Desk Cop: What kind of sick pervert are you?

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Referenced in The Cabin (2013)

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10/10

Great Indy movie actually shot on FILM!!

I am a fan of the bitchy girl movies and the slasher genre, so this was right up my alley. Loved it. Yes, it was low budget, but I saw Joe Bob Briggs rave about it so I checked it out. I loved it! I even went back and checked out the director's other film Crinoline Head. Reminds of a John Water's type of vibe. One great thing is even thought it was low budget, it was still produced and shot on actual film. Nowadays anyone with a video camera thinks they are a director. Film is a lost art in the new generation of film makers. Loved the fact that everyone in the movie that gets killed deserved it. Great one liners, "I am a beaver now" and the mom telling the daughter not to rat our her best friend for killing a cheerleader to create a spot on the team for her, "Blair was just trying to be a good friend to you and now you want to stab her in the back?" LOLZ