Date Watched: 5/16/2013
Starring: A guy that looks vaguely like Sawyer from Lost, Zeus the Rottweiler
Plot: In 2018, a prisoner escapes into the Spanish countryside, trying to get back to Puerto Angel to find his girlfriend. Unfortunately for him, he is being pursued by a cyborg rottweiler that kills everything and everyone the prisoner comes in contact with.
Rules
- Slow motion
- The Dog’s mouth makes knife noises when it opens and closes.
- Scorpions
- Hallucinations
- The rottweiler kills someone or something
- *Remember to use standing house rule of “creature vision”*
Movie Quotes
“The old witch doctor thinks the fog is evil. He has eaten too many mushrooms.”
“You’ll never find her– that bitch.”
Viewer Quotes:
“That guy has a face problem.”
“There’s a lot of wang shots here.” “Wang and side balls.”
“The thicker the skin, the sweeter the flesh.” (from Adam’s creepy dream- not really related to the movie)
“All three together. Like a happy family.”
What We Learned
- In Spain women will rape escaped prisoners
- In the future there is a game called ‘Infiltration’ where you try to immigrate illegally. Super Fun.
- Cyborg rottweilers are particularly adept at disposing of guns.
- When Escaping from prison, its a good idea to climb the highest mountain you can find, then get drunk and high with drug dealers.
Final Take
We enjoyed this movie for something we randomly stumbled across in the free movies on Comcast on demand. Special effects and gore were decently done and the rottweiler flying through the air to attack people was hilarious. I liked that the writers and director tried to incorporate a twist-ish ending that sort of worked, but I really wanted to know where the hell the cyborg dog came from. I mean, I get it that the main character originally smashed the teeth out of and probably killed the warden’s dog with a lead pipe after it killed his girlfriend, but who exactly had the technology or means to convert it into the terminator of dogs? I also found it interesting that the dog was really the only ‘futuristic’ thing in this movie- but it doesn’t pay to over think the movies we watch on Thursdays.
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