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Middle-aged Brayden (Sky Elobar) lives with his grumpy father Big Ronnie (Michael St. Michaels) and together they run a small tour business in L.A. When the alluring Janet (Elizabeth De Razzo) takes a tour, it sparks a bitter competition for her affections between father and son. Things then take a sinister turn when a number of tour-goers end up murdered by a mysterious figure covered in grease and oil, leaving Brayden to suspect his junk food-loving father might have something to do with it. (Spirit Entertainment)
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Yuck! I feel dirty after watching this crap! As if Miloš Zeman and Donald Trump raped me for 93 minutes; and they never stopped talking. The experience is certainly intense, but very, very unpleasant. Think twice before going in. No more for me.
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For all the attempts at weirdness and uncomfortableness, I just can't shake the idea of people laughing forcedly at this movie in turtlenecks whose previous comedic standard was set by Napoleon Dynamite.
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The Greasy Strangler is simply a film for connoisseurs of bizarre cinema. It's a bit of a slasher, but even more so, it's a romantic drama about a father-son relationship with a woman, but the son isn't too happy about it. The film isn't outright explicit, the cinematography isn't hardcore, it's more about how the characters are led, how strange the story is, and how strange everything that’s happening is. And it works.
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