Rats (1984)
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(Foreign Titles)
Blood Kill
Les Mutants de la 2ème Humanité
Les Rats de Manhattan
Rats - Notte di Terrore
Rats: Night of Terror
Nomination Year: 2008
SYNOPSIS: World's Stupidest Post-Apocalyptic Bikers are picked off one-by-one by rats. Squeak.
Seriously.
The aforementioned biker gang breaks into a building (for shelter). They find crates of supplies (flour, sugar, etc), and dead scientists (on the floor, in chairs, etc). They spend the night in this building. During the night, rats chew through the tires on their motorcycles, thus trapping them (shades of
Dead End Drive-In). As the movie progresses, the bikers exhibit the common sense and teamwork abilities of your average group of 12-year-old male D&D players. The rats pick them off one by one.
Kevin Hogan
Smithee Award Nominations
Worst Special Effect |
Conveyer Belt of Rats Back from the water run (but without water), the bikers are trying to break into the room they've been locked out of. But the rats are coming at them in waves! Or at least, somebody glued some furry lumps to a conveyer belt.
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"Cutting Butter With A Chainsaw" |
"Rats! I Mean Darn! ARGH!" They've discovered Lillith, dead. A rat comes out of her mouth, freaking everyone. Just then, Noah pops up in the doorway, covered in real rats and fake blood, screaming. Kurt, a bit quick on the hair trigger, sets Noah on fire with his flamethrower. Noah wanders off, flaming, screaming, and crashes through a window. The rest of the biker gang follows. "Finish him off!" says Kurt, so they shoot Noah. At point-blank range. With a shotgun. At which point he is really most sincerely dead.
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"WHAT?!" |
JiffyPop™ Rat Zombie They've found Torres. He's dead. Mysteriously, his corpse starts to swell. It rips open, and ... there's a rat inside. Just one. Huh?
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Worst Picture |
"Thank Goodness Our Heads Are Screwed On!" The bikers have barricaded themselves into one room in order to defend themselves from the rats. Diana walks past an open window.
Chocolate: "Oh my God, we forgot to barricade that window!"
As if on cue, rats pour through the window and onto Diana. The other bikers rescue her, and drag her over to one of the beds. "She's covered in bites," says Chocolate. "We need to wash her wounds with water."
Torres: "I forgot the water!"
Kurt : "That's okay. We'll break out of here and get some water."
And then they leave the mutinous second-in-command alone with all the women, and instructions to let them back in when they knock. It ends about as well as you'd expect.
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Directors
Director |
Claim to Fame |
Bruno Mattei |
Has 20 directing pseudonyms, rivaling the great Godfrey Ho in that department. |
Claudio Fragasso |
co-wrote screenplay for Rats with Bruno Mattei |
Cast
Actor |
Character |
Claim to Fame |
Ottaviano Dell'Acqua |
<Not Yet in Database> |
Co-starred in 9 movies with Massimo
Vanni. |
Geretta Geretta |
<Not Yet in Database> |
She was in Terminator II,
but not that Terminator
II. Variously known as "Janna
Ryann," "Geretta Giancarlo," "Geretta
Marie Fields," or "Marie Giancarlo
Geretta" throughout her B-Movie career. |
Massimo Vanni |
<Not Yet in Database> |
co-starred in 9 movies with Ottaviano Dell'Acqua |
Atanas Srebrev |
Reporter #1 |
A TON of small credits, many Smithee,
including Agent
Madison in Hellboy (the 2019 David Harbour
version),
Freidman in Shark Attack 3:
Megalodon, Carlo in Raging
Sharks, Erik Anderson in
SharkMan, Captain Bonasera
in Sharks in
Venice...wait...does this guy
have a shark fetish or something? |
Mariana Stansheva |
Roberta |
More a casting director than actress,
but
has been in a slew of Bad Movies in bit
parts. Was Mrs. Wisniewski in A
Christmas Story Christmas. |
David Hemblen |
Richard |
Serokin in Rollerball
(2002); Archer in Tommy
Boy; Jones in Short Circuit
2; Det. Dick Hargrove on the awful Mr. T
vehicle "T and T"; and Jonathan Doors on "Earth:
Final Conflict." Voiced cartoon Big Bads such as
Magneto on the "X-Men" animated cartoon, Lord Dread in
the "Captain Power" franchise, and Shere Khan in the
later Jungle Book DTV (non-Disney) films. |
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