Hollywood Chainsaw Hookers (1988)
Facts
| Directed by | Fred Olen Ray |
| Cast | Gunnar Hansen, Linnea Quigley, Jay Richardson, Dawn Wildsmith and Michelle Bauer |
| Theatrical Release | February 29, 1988 |
| Video Release | May 8, 2001 |
| Running Time | 75 minutes |
| MPAA Rating | R (Restricted) |
| UPC Code | 802993123434 |
| Buy this item ... | 8 used from $8.30, 1 collectible from $28.75 |
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Average user review:| GUNNAR HANSON (LEATHERFACE) IS IN IT! |
Filthy and lots of NUDITY
the GEM to this is that GUNNAR HANSEN of LEATHERFACE TEXAS CHAINSAW MASSACRE fame is in it
and he runs like a girl at the end!
but yeah!
It's funny!
May 14, 2006
| No Shakespeare here |
| Not For The "Politically Correct" Viewers!!! (But Ms. Quigley Is So HOT As Always!!!) |
| Great chainsaw fun |
| They get an arm and a leg- what do we get? |
As a film, it has it's ups and downs. Watching it, even the most crude moments have a provocative side to them. But it always left me wanting more. For instance, the ending. To me, it seemed like such an obvious set-up to have the heroin Linnea Quigley pull out a chainsaw. Especially since her shoulders and entire midsection was blanketed in a trenchcoat, and since we never really know her character's been victimized at all. She could have jumped out with the chainsaw and ended the movie on a more appropriate note. But alas, it flakes.
There is very little plot to this story. And sometimes I want it. A little more dialogue would lend itself to interesting situations affecting the characters, but these people just exist for decoration. Except for Jack, the private eye character. He plays the really worn-out "cop on the beat" character, and with no real passion. Though, there are a few times where he brings some great physicality to the role, include small mannerisms. Such as the way he laughs, or how he reacts to the crazy events happening around him.
I found myself not digging most of the signature chainsaw kills. The one murder I felt actually delivered, was the 'baseball bat' modeling-for-pictures scene. Though the opening seemed to have the best touch, as one girl wraps up her Elvis poster in plastic covering before killing her victim. Also the "Virgin Dance of the Double Chainsaws" is a winner- with Linnea running the chainsaw across her collarline at least twice, blowing smoke coming from the saw right into the camera.
Wanting more is the theme of this film. More life for the cult leader, and not enough energy and ambition from this film. April 6, 2004
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