Les Mémés cannibales
Réalisation:
Emmanuel KervynScénario:
Emmanuel KervynPhotographie:
Hugo LabyeActeurs·trices:
Catherine Aymerie, Caroline Braeckman, Richard Cotica, Danielle Daven, Patricia Davia, Anne-Marie Fox, Florine Elslande, Johan VandewoestijneRésumés(1)
Grannies are the greatest. They bake pies, tell stories and take you to the zoo. They don’t ask for an arm and a leg in return. They want your whole body! It’s off to grandmother’s house we go for Rabid Grannies, the blood-splattered tale of two little old ladies who open a surprise package from Hell. Out slithers a mysterious fog that turns the grannies into ghouls who can’t wait to sink their dentures into human flesh. Luckily for them, they have a houseful of juicy guests. Unluckily for their guests, these bone-crunching battle-axes just can’t get filled up. Rrabid Grannies – these biddies bite! (Troma Entertainment)
(plus)Critiques (1)
Rabid Grannies is a film that should definitely not be overlooked and deserves more attention. It's a beautiful example of how horror movies were made in the 80s, not just in the United States, but also in other countries that dared to create truly nasty gore and weren't afraid of what it might do to the morality of those watching the film. Great, just great.
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