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Tucker And Dale Vs Evil Analysis
A parody movie that is also badass?

Tucker and Dale VS. Evil is a kick-ass movie of two friends taking on something they never would have expected. This movie starts out with some college students driving out to the middle of nowhere in the woods to camp for the weekend. On their way out there they encounter Tucker and Dale at a gas station. The college kids think that they are creepy looking hillbillies and drive away from the gas station and off to the camping spot. Tucker and Dale are on their way out to Tucker’s new vacation home he just bought that’s out in the woods. Dale thought one of the girl was pretty and tried to talk to her and that’s when the kids got scared and drove off. Later that night Tucker and Dale discover their new …show more content…
It has all that we like in a movie, plus we are a parody site and this movie is no doubt parody and a pretty awesome one too. You don’t have to worry about dead laughs because people will laugh because there are so jokes put out that even if they don’t laugh at everyone, there are plenty to where at some point they will. It is completely parody and it is over horror, this tops a lot of the other horror parodies in my opinion. The people who made this movie did a great job of making sure that all of the lighting, sound, dressing, makeup, special effects, and camera work did very well. There was always enough light and never too much, not too loud or too soft to where you can’t hear what they say, there is some gore and that was done well with the blood and body parts, and the outfits for everyone fit them perfectly. I know you guys aren’t a huge fan of cliches but the ones used in this movie are actually used really well because they were making fun of those typical horror movie cliches and making them better. They made them enjoyable and that is pretty impressive. In my opinion you can’t go wrong with this movie with the fans we have they will love it. So, please put this on the website, it definitely deserves it. If it gets bad reviews on the website you can fire me. That’s how confident I
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