The Devil's Rejects has such a powerful name that the movie itself had to live up to... and it exceeded my expectations.
A fun sequel that plays out more like a police thriller than a horror movie.
Well balanced between gritty, over-the-top performances and fun, light-hearted-ness. It's hard to say whether this film tops its predecessor when their inspirations reside in two different area codes.
I find this is a better film, but this and House of 1000 Corpses seem to serve different purposes.
In any case, The Devil's Rejects is a more realized and stylized film that dishes out an enjoyable viewing experience.
A fun sequel that plays out more like a police thriller than a horror movie.
Well balanced between gritty, over-the-top performances and fun, light-hearted-ness. It's hard to say whether this film tops its predecessor when their inspirations reside in two different area codes.
I find this is a better film, but this and House of 1000 Corpses seem to serve different purposes.
In any case, The Devil's Rejects is a more realized and stylized film that dishes out an enjoyable viewing experience.