Tucker and Dale vs. Evil (2010)Directed by: Eli Craig
Screenplay by: Eli Craig and Morgan Jurgenson
Genre: Comedy | Horror
Running Time: 89 Minutes
MPAA Rating: R
Viewed: Owned Blu-ray
Evil just messed with the wrong hillbillies.
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Comments: I've wanted to see Tucker and Dale vs. Evil for some time now. I remember hearing about it well over a year ago, but goddamn did it take forever for it to come out on Blu-ray. I had the opportunity to watch it On Demand, but I'll be damned if I'm paying $9.99 for a rental, so I had to bide my time.
It's great to see Tucker Labine as I'm a big fan of his. He's hysterical in everything I've seen him in, which prior to Tucker and Dale was the only Reaper and the short-lived Sons of Tucson. He's a great comedic actor who I think could be really popular when given the right roles.
The film itself was rather good, and I found much of the first half to be pretty fucking funny. I found myself laughing a few times, particularly when Tucker and Dale theorized that the college kids were running around committing suicide. I found the end to be a bit dull, as everything that was funny and original about the beginning became clichéd and predictable at the end (Behind the Mask has a similar feel to it). Still, I really liked Tucker and Dale vs. Evil and would easily recommend it to any horror fan. It's fun, and certainly worth your time.
It's great to see Tucker Labine as I'm a big fan of his. He's hysterical in everything I've seen him in, which prior to Tucker and Dale was the only Reaper and the short-lived Sons of Tucson. He's a great comedic actor who I think could be really popular when given the right roles.
The film itself was rather good, and I found much of the first half to be pretty fucking funny. I found myself laughing a few times, particularly when Tucker and Dale theorized that the college kids were running around committing suicide. I found the end to be a bit dull, as everything that was funny and original about the beginning became clichéd and predictable at the end (Behind the Mask has a similar feel to it). Still, I really liked Tucker and Dale vs. Evil and would easily recommend it to any horror fan. It's fun, and certainly worth your time.
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