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Love it

posted 19 years ago by troops79
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I love this movie like no other. Sadly I can't find a copy to buy. I've never seen any movie worse than this and possibly no movie that was funnier.

[–] BCharron 19 years ago

I agree with you 100%

I saw this when I was about 10. My Uncle (who is a thrift store junkie) brought it home one time.

It's so bad, it's funny. Whenever anybody talks about low-budget horror flicks, I always bring up this one.
Sadly, I;ve never encountered anybody else who has seen it or even heard if it.

[–] DD-931 19 years ago

In case anybody's wondering, the producer was literally a Texas trucker, and the director would have diabetic seizures while shooting this sucker.

[–] fabianl 18 years ago

Try http://www.synapse-films.com.

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[–] hellathatguy 18 years ago

why you talk like that? rednecks talk like that?....got a promo copy of the film and can't stop watching it...awesome!

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[–] Tikkin 18 years ago

They Don't Cut The Grass Anymore is funnier and the acting is worse than NGM.

[–] BeatlesBrunette14 18 years ago

hey both my parents were in this movie

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[–] Tikkin 18 years ago

LMAO if my parents were in TNGM I would be too embarassed to say so.

[–] matrixj23 17 years ago

That is awesome! I would be so proud to have parents that were such a part of cinematic history.

"Belief is the Death of Intelligence" - Robert Anton Wilson

[–] manchester_england2004 16 years ago

DRIVE-IN MASSACRE and DON'T GO IN THE WOODS are both similar to this in terms of being absolutely great terrible movies. They're not as good as THE NAIL GUN MASSACRE, but boy are they funny (unintentionally of course).

[–] mikehbendall 16 years ago

The last time I looked... amazon.com com had some copies still there. I'm sure Terry Lofton keeps distribution going for them. He sold out at the last horror movie convention in Dallas, Texas.

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