this is "Six-String Samurai"
as much potential as the concept has, as many flaws has its execution.
our aptly named hero, "Buddy", strolls through the barren lands of what used to be the home of the free, battling cave-men, crazed bowlers and spacesuit wearing mutants along the way.
as the story progresses, we see the hero square off with all manner of bad guys, always being trailed by none other than Death himself, in the form of a heavy metal guitarist and his band, hell bent (so to speak) on replacing rock'n'roll as the reigning form of guitar music.
as i suspected upon reading the opening credits, this film showcases the (fairly unoriginal) rock'n'roll repertoire of "the Red Elvises". i may be biased in this, as i am far from a rock music fan, but their brand of beach boy-esque riffs just seem so
all in all, i was looking forward to this flick, simply because the idea of a comedic "Road Warrior" seemed appealing, but alas, poor scriptwriting and amateurish acting slits the throat of this film, much like the victims of Buddy's katana sword.
trailer:
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I wanna see this film, preferably get high or drunk and watch it, no matter how disappointing it may be. The guy has a guitar, and a samurai sword, that's enough for me.
ReplyDeleteThanks for putting me on it Miles.
Peace.
Actually this movie is pretty awesome, the whole way its done is supposed to be like that- thats why its so much fun to watch. Its entertaining, funny, and out-right ridiculous. Its not supposed to be a "Godfather" or anything. And the idea is original. I mean- I don't recall a samurai-guitar-playing-wanderer fighting Russians while heading to Vegas to be King a common thing.
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