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In Peter Jackson’s gloriously gory debut, the quiet town of Kaihoro is overrun by aliens who have a taste for human flesh, turning the locals into a fast-food franchise for intergalactic travelers. As the body count rises, a ragtag team of survivors must fight back against the alien horde, armed with shotguns, chainsaws, and a healthy dose of black comedy. With its over-the-top splatter effects, cheesy dialogue, and tongue-in-cheek humor, ‘Bad Taste’ is a cult classic that delivers a chaotic, blood-soaked ride from start to finish.
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In Peter Jackson's gloriously gory debut, the quiet town of Kaihoro is overrun by aliens who have a taste for human flesh, turning the locals into a fast-food franchise for intergalactic travelers. As the body count rises, a ragtag team of survivors must fight back...
When was Bad Taste released?
Bad Taste was released in 1980.
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User Reviews
GoreMaster2000 – 7/10
“For a low-budget indie from the 80s, this is a masterpiece of splatter. The alien effects are hilariously gross, and the chase scenes had me chuckling. It's not scary, but it's pure fun in a buckets-of-blood way.”
HorrorNerd47 – 5/10
“I can appreciate the cult status, but the over-the-top gore and campy acting weren't for me. The pace lagged in the middle. It has its moments, but not enough to recommend to non-genre fans.”
CinemaSicko – 8/10
“This movie is a wild ride! Jackson's energy is infectious, and the practical effects are incredible for the budget. It's absurdly funny and gruesome at the same time. A must-watch for fans of splatter comedies.”
SpookySally – 6/10
“I wanted to love it as much as everyone else, but I found the humor a bit too silly and the plot thin. Still, it's clearly a labor of love, and the dedication to the gore is commendable. Worth a watch for curiosity.”
