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  58. A vigilante homeless man pulls into a new city and finds himself trapped in urban chaos, a city where crime rules and where the city's crime boss reigns. Seeing an urban landscape filled with armed robbers, corrupt cops, abused prostitutes and even a pedophile Santa, the Hobo goes about bringing justice to the city the best way he knows how - with a 20-gauge shotgun. Mayhem ensues when he tries to make things better for the future generation. Street justice will indeed prevail.
  59. A homeless vigilante blows away crooked cops, pedophile Santas, and other scumbags with his trusty pump-action shotgun.
  60. Hobo with a Shotgun began its life, like that of Robert Rodriguez&#39; Machete (2010), as a faux trailer in amongst Don&#39;t (Edgar Wright), Thanksgiving (Eli Roth) and Werewolf Women of the SS (Rob Zombie). This trailer, however was only shown in Canada, and some US territories. With a very simple idea, Jason Eisner&#39;s film expands the trailer much more fluidly and with a more focused narrative than Machete. But where as the latter dealt mainly with 1970&#39;s exploitation tropes, this film does the same for the 80&#39;s of films such as James Glickenhaus&#39;s The Exterminator (1980 - a film I will be reviewing later as part of the childhood memories project).<br/><br/>Rutger Hauer&#39;s Hobo walks into Hope Town (the sign at it&#39;s border has graffiti sprayed over the first word, replacing it with &quot;SCUM&quot;), to find that the criminals run the place, death is a daily spectacle, and law enforcement is as corrupt as the criminals. All the hobo wants to do is collect enough money so he can buy a lawnmower and start a business. After reaching his monetary target, and after witnessing some horrific crime, he goes to the pawn shop &quot;Pawn at Dawn&quot;, only to be disturbed by some armed robbers. Hauer picks up a shotgun (which is priced the same as the lawnmower, $49.99), and begins his crusade to clean the streets of criminals: &quot;Delivering justice one shell at a time&quot;.<br/><br/>The film has stylistic elements from a number of &#39;80&#39;s titles; whilst there are some visually stunning, colourfully lit, sequences, there is a cinematic juvenilism which is injected in some Troma-like scenes of garish, almost-funny gore. The synth score echoes John Carpenter&#39;s arrangements for his early films. The criminals also have an almost comic-book villainy to them: Their demands are frantically broadcast to the entire city, as they hijack a television station; the performances are exaggerated, and drenched in the 80&#39;s need for bright, neon-like colour. The criminal boss, Drake (Brian Downey), presents murders on the streets like he is hosting a game show; a ringmaster to a pugilistic, public spectacle.<br/><br/>This is an over the top film that enjoys its exploits into violence and excessive gore-splattering. Adolescent, Reagan-era morals (he is all of those 80&#39;s &quot;tough guys&quot;), and a whole lot of fun to watch. Hauer clearly enjoys playing this character. He revels in the comic, bloody excesses. As a bizarre note: The song in the closing credits is &quot;Run With Us&quot; by Lisa Lougheed, which was also the theme tune to 1980&#39;s Saturday morning cartoon &#39;The Raccoons&#39;.<br/><br/>www.the-wrath-of-blog.blogspot.com
  61. very surprised to se rutger hauer star in such poor movie even though he likes to try odd b projects even this is far below him.<br/><br/>the movie is pretty low budget. acting is really cheesy and poor. it is basically about a hobo in a town where everyone is a sadist psycho. buckets and buckets of blood and poorly made over the top violence where you can apparently break and arm in two with one hand etc.<br/><br/>weird effects like red light and smoke inside a hospital is just one of the weird stuff that don&#39;t make any sense.<br/><br/>i think it actually dragged some pretty good actors below their own level.<br/><br/>brian downey did really good in lexx but here its just kinda painful to watch him act.<br/><br/>rutger and molly really struggels to keep the movie floating despite what it is but they are overpowered by how bad the entire production is.<br/><br/>basically you can tell the actors cant themselves really take it serious or believe in the mess of story it is.<br/><br/>I&#39;ve seen a lot of b movies and ultragore but this is probably the worst one so far.<br/><br/>save your money rent something else.<br/><br/>this is just junk.
  62. Hobo is trash cinema through and through and gives fans everything they want from a drive-in throwback. That's something that doesn't happen often.
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