Tucker and Dale vs. Evil

2010 "Evil just messed with the wrong hillbillies."
7.5| 1h29m| R| en| More Info
Released: 22 January 2010 Released
Producted By: Eden Rock Media
Country: United States of America
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Official Website: http://www.magnetreleasing.com/tuckeranddalevsevil/
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Two hillbillies are suspected of being killers by a group of paranoid college kids camping near the duo's West Virginian cabin. As the body count climbs, so does the fear and confusion as the college kids try to seek revenge against the pair.

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Osmosis Iron Absolutely hilarious horror spoof. It's jokes are spot on and it even manages to create some tension too. But as a horror comedy it easily outshines every scary movie sequel and other similar movies - this one actually is intelligent(well more so anyway) believe it or not!
omendata Best laugh I have had since Zombieland. Two great characters spliced into a montage of horror greats situations.I laughed so hard i messed ma pontaloons!
utahman1971 Not all being stupid is hilarious but this is stupid. Just like being stupid is funny but some mixed with horror is good or the best. This one is mediocre with the mix. It is like watching Friends with horror added, which is not a great mix. So five stars for adding both together, which makes this film kind of stupid. You either have to be drunk or on dope to think this is the best film. I do not like or enjoy crude or rude dumb films.I gave it a five stars because at least is not actual crude or rude humor. I love horror movies but this humor is stupid to be with a horror movie. The Evil Dead movies are better than this. Those are actually funnier. If the characters act like they are not even graduated from high school kind of intelligence, then they are pretty much stupid, even if they are paid to act that way.
Neddy Merrill The central conceit - that the creepy hillbillies are actually the victims and the expendable college student the predators - is clever although it only carries the film so far. The true attraction here grows out of the interactions of the titular characters. Watching their friendly banter, their expression of feelings and the caring big brother / little brother dynamic makes for a compelling buddy comedy. The inclusion of, fortunately mostly cartoonish, gore does kind of reduce the warmth of the piece but it was necessary for the plot. While both Tucker and Dale benefit from excellent characterizations, Alan Tudyk shines in his role as a viewer surrogate much like the characters Kevin Costner and Tom Hanks played in their heydays. In short, there's a little too much slashy-slashy and stuff blowing up but ultimately the well-written and acted bromance elements are well worth watching