The Devils Rejects
 

This movie, in my opinion, is one of the best horror movies I have seen for a very long time. The ending.... Oh, the fucking FANTASTIC ending! Ha ha! I have not been so gripped by an ending ever. Ever. Any other people with views on this?

i was put off it cause i didn't like house of a thousand corpses. is it anything like that? i mean in its style and atmosphere not story line

While house of a thousand corpses was unrealistic, had average performances and no character development, this is truly brutal, uncompromising and brilliantly acted. You really should see it.

i have heard a lot of good things so i'll get round to watching it eventually, but i still have to get through these recent purchases :- ichi the killer, vampires, the ghost, kairo, angelheart, audition, black xmas and a tale of two sisters. it may seem like quite a lot of movies not to have watched but every time there is a general consensus on this site that something is brilliant i have to buy it; also, i am awaiting the imminent arrival of pan's labyrinth

Devil's Rejects is more of an homage to the exploitation film.

what's your definition of an exploitation film?

70's exploitation is where it borrows from, there's even a scene that's done almost word for word like The Last House on the Left.

A lot of giallo films are exploitation.Some slashers/splater flicks and cannibal films like"CANNIBAL HOLOCAUST"!


Women in prison flicks;) and rape films like"I Spit on Your Grave".

Devils Rejects was pretty good, I had been suffering insomnia for a few days prior to watching it and managed to sleep after watching that night. But I had nightmare about captain Spalding.

Boundaries are pushed, standards are broken, techniques are formed. Exploitation usually has an extreme amount of offensive content- gore, sexual content, profanity, etc.

The Devil's Rejects is a fantastic film. Tony, it couldn't be less like House of 1000 Corpses (though I liked them both).