Jesus, Joan of Arc? Been there, done that. At least that’s what that awesome board of crossed out targets reveals at their lair. Hell, Rip and Grinder have been murdering since biblical times.

The Plagueįirst up, we have the duo hired to take out the Hobo.įirst off, why hasn’t Mezco made figures of this damnable duo yet? I’d have imagined Neca who licenses nearly everything on God’s green earth would’ve at least put out a boxed set of these shoguns for hire. But to sum it up very quickly, Hobo With A Shotgun is where the Rambo franchise should have gone. There are many reasons for you to see this film. Because as the title suggests, Hauer dispenses justice one shotgun shell at a time. You might recall him from his notorious role as the replicant Roy in Ridley Scott’s sci-fi epic Blade Runner. This B movie features the late Rutger Hauer in the main role. WEEK 8 – HOBO WITH A SHOTGUNįor week 8, I am telling you that you need to watch Hobo With A Shotgun. Yes, these are exciting times indeed my fanatical friends. For the next 49 weeks, I will introduce and recommend a B movie for your viewing pleasure. So I compiled a list of 50 B movies you must see before you die. Besides they’ve been around just as long as the movie industry.īelieve it or not, chances are there’s a B movie for you. There’s something comforting about that I think. Out of the many good films you’ve seen, I bet you can talk with more vigor about the worst ones you’ve seen. You’ll often scratch your head trying to work out the plot.

If you’re fortunate it may be so bad that it’s good. You know what you’re about to watch is bad. Why do we love B movies? I think B movies are comforting. Thought you were about to watch a great white shark hunted in dramatic fashion like only Steven Spielberg can deliver? Nope, this is Sharknado. You’re aware of the hallmarks, right? B-movies often reek of amateur flair.

Some but not all of the hallmarks of a B movie include scripts that read like they were written by a room full of eighth-graders, poor visual effects, cringe-inducing dialogue, low budget production design, and zany plot contrivances. ī movies are the glue stuck in between all the other genres, oftentimes refusing to conform to any particular genre presets. This week on the B movie docket is Hobo With A Shotgun.

Hobo with a shotgun game