Comments on: Chopping Mall http://www.internalbleeding.net/2008/03/chopping-mall/ Watching B-movies so you don't have to! Mon, 28 Nov 2011 14:58:38 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: enemy http://www.internalbleeding.net/2008/03/chopping-mall/comment-page-1/#comment-1276 enemy Mon, 27 Apr 2009 14:20:49 +0000 http://www.internalbleeding.net/1999/11/chopping-mall#comment-1276 Scanners is arguably the most famous exploding head scene, but this one from Chopping Mall is definitely one of the most under appreciated. You can see little chunks of stuff and teeth flying offa that thing! It doesn't get much better than that. Scanners is arguably the most famous exploding head scene, but this one from Chopping Mall is definitely one of the most under appreciated. You can see little chunks of stuff and teeth flying offa that thing!

It doesn’t get much better than that.

]]> By: zach http://www.internalbleeding.net/2008/03/chopping-mall/comment-page-1/#comment-1275 zach Mon, 27 Apr 2009 06:06:48 +0000 http://www.internalbleeding.net/1999/11/chopping-mall#comment-1275 Man, that scene where the robot shoots the girls head is incredible. It may actually be the greatest exploading head in film history. Man, that scene where the robot shoots the girls head is incredible. It may actually be the greatest exploading head in film history.

]]> By: Evolver - Movie of the week review, Pics and Trailer | Internal Bleeding http://www.internalbleeding.net/2008/03/chopping-mall/comment-page-1/#comment-900 Evolver - Movie of the week review, Pics and Trailer | Internal Bleeding Mon, 24 Nov 2008 02:01:10 +0000 http://www.internalbleeding.net/1999/11/chopping-mall#comment-900 [...] Sean: Nothing beats cheesy virtual reality action.  Just add it into a movie and you’ve instantly dated it to a time period where future generations will laugh at your film instantly.  Technology has jumped by leaps and bounds, but you still look like you’re trapped in the era of Sega CD games.  Despite that, I thought Evolver was actually pretty fun.  Who doesn’t dream about having their own robot?  I think it would be pretty rad to be able to play some shooting game with a crappy robot that looks like the top half of the robot from Saturn 3, complete with one crappy claw arm, and the other one that shoots nerf balls, which can eventually accommodate steak knives.  Too bad it has really bad aim when it comes to shooting at the main characters.  Come to think of it, the robot was eerily similar to the ones in Chopping Mall… [...] [...] Sean: Nothing beats cheesy virtual reality action.  Just add it into a movie and you’ve instantly dated it to a time period where future generations will laugh at your film instantly.  Technology has jumped by leaps and bounds, but you still look like you’re trapped in the era of Sega CD games.  Despite that, I thought Evolver was actually pretty fun.  Who doesn’t dream about having their own robot?  I think it would be pretty rad to be able to play some shooting game with a crappy robot that looks like the top half of the robot from Saturn 3, complete with one crappy claw arm, and the other one that shoots nerf balls, which can eventually accommodate steak knives.  Too bad it has really bad aim when it comes to shooting at the main characters.  Come to think of it, the robot was eerily similar to the ones in Chopping Mall… [...]

]]> By: DeathStalker II at Internal Bleeding http://www.internalbleeding.net/2008/03/chopping-mall/comment-page-1/#comment-9 DeathStalker II at Internal Bleeding Tue, 25 Mar 2008 15:07:17 +0000 http://www.internalbleeding.net/1999/11/chopping-mall#comment-9 [...] comedy from the mind of Jim Wynorski, who was also the helm of the previously reviewed Chopping Mall. Deathstalker II is set in a fantasy world and it has a similar feeling to movies like Conan or The [...] [...] comedy from the mind of Jim Wynorski, who was also the helm of the previously reviewed Chopping Mall. Deathstalker II is set in a fantasy world and it has a similar feeling to movies like Conan or The [...]

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