Réalisation:
Peter GeorgeScénario:
Jon AyrePhotographie:
Rolf KestermannMusique:
Jon McCallumActeurs·trices:
Gail Neely, Robert Harden, Barry Brenner, Tom Shell, Bobbie Bresee, Ted Prior, Peter George, Michael Sonye, Dawn Wildsmith, John Hall, Joel Hile (plus)Résumés(1)
Sometime in the near future, a major earthquake has devastated the entire California coastline. As the survivors attempt to put their lives back together, a new, more terrifying threat erupts – the rise of a wretched Reich which really rock the Richter scale! The beautiful beaches are now ruled by ruthless gangs… and the gangs are ruled by the Surf Nazis! Welcome to California! Where the beaches have become battlefields and the waves are a war zone! The rival gangs – the “Samurai Surfers” and the tyranny of the tide - the Surf Nazis! Adolf, Eva, Mengele, Hook, Smeg and the rest of the gang! Only one person is powerful enough… darling enough… brave enough to stop them! She’s tough… she’s dangerous… she’s wide-hipped and strong-willed… she’s Leroy’s Mama! And as long as she’s alive – the Surf Nazis Must Die! Feel the roar of the monster waves! experience the passion of perverted romance know the evil of mankind’s greatest, villains and taste the violent vengeance! Surf Nazis Must Die! The courageous saga of a mother’s undying devotion and quest for justice becomes a tidal wave of action and destruction! (Troma Entertainment)
(plus)Critiques (2)
It don’t know, wasn’t this supposed to be fun? Not even Bela Tarr would make such a storyless film like this. And yet, the conflict between mad neo-Nazis and an angry mother from an old folks home sounded so promising. An incredibly unoriginal and restrained Troma.
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The only thing that can attract attention to this film is its title. Troma really missed the mark here and didn't bring anything interesting or worth seeing. It's not fun, it's not particularly gritty, and it's just tiresome and empty.
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