Grindhouse which order

I dont think it has anything to do with it being out of order. He just happened to pick on the wrong set of girls in the second half and got fucked up bad. He leaves Texas after the first killing and goes to Tennesee to do some more.

So actually Grindhouse itself is out of order. Sorry, but if your face caves in, you look different. He looked the same throughout the whole film. That scar was a beauty mark compared to having his head kicked in. Someone said on the Grindhouse forum that the kick at the end was how he got his scar.

The ending was his first time trying to kill thats why he fucked big time, he wasnt professional like he was when he killed the first time. He had his scar in the 2nd part though.

They had a close up of his face when he was taking their pictures and you could see it. The term "grindhouse" purportedly derives from " bump and grind " burlesque theaters and means, "a low-budget film theater that shows primarily exploitation films" so I suppose you should watch it in a low budget theater ; Is Grindhouse just two separate movies Planet Terror and Death Proof sold together as a double-feature?

You can watch either independently, but Improve this answer. MmmHmm MmmHmm 5, 1 1 gold badge 24 24 silver badges 53 53 bronze badges. For completeness' sake, the Grindhouse double feature contains: Machete trailer, since turned into an actual movie. Worth seeing if only for that. Wikipedia A grindhouse is an American term for a theater that mainly shows exploitation films.

Church points out the primary definition in the Oxford English Dictionary is for a movie theater distinguished by three criteria: Shows a variety of films , in continuous succession Low admission fees Films screened are frequently of poor quality or low artistic merit Church states the first use of the term "grind house" was in a Variety article, which may have adopted the contemporary slang usage of "grind" to refer to the actions of barkers exhorting potential patrons to enter the venue.

Community Bot 1. Featured on Meta. Now live: A fully responsive profile. Version labels for answers. Related Hot Network Questions. Question feed. This is the darkest entry in the Grindhouse series. While there are moments of dark comedy present, Hobo with a Shotgun is a decidedly somber affair and, despite receiving decent reviews at the time, feels more unpleasant than entertaining.

In a phrase that rings true for most of the Grindhouse spin-offs: the original fake trailer was better. The second Grindhouse spin-off featuring Danny Trejo as Machete, Machete Kills is actually more entertaining than the first Machete film—beat for beat—but is let down by its final act, ending on a cliffhanger that sets up a third sequel that, in all likelihood, will never be made.

After that cast list, who cares about the plot? Adapted from one of the fake Grindhouse trailers, Machete belongs to the Mexploitation subgenre, which explores themes relating to the Hispanic experience in America and immigration. Planet Terror is big, broad fun with excellent practical effects, sullied slightly in its final act by the overuse of CGI and green screen which clash with the DIY, exploitation aesthetic.

That said, it feels like the most influential film in the franchise, presenting an alternate universe wherein the grindhouse boom had continued into the modern-day uninterrupted and utilized new technology to capture that old, B-movie spirit.

Make sure you look up the fake trailers that were in between the movies in theaters I'm sure they're all on youtube. But yes Planet Terror did play first in Theaters. I personally loved Death Proof. Planet Terror was good, but i didn't enjoy it as much as Death Proof.

But yes Planet Terror played first in theaters, so i guess its "correct" to watch it first. I personally loved Planet Terror. Death Proof was good, but I didn't enjoy it as much as Planet Terror. I've always said that Death Proof should've come first in the double feature. It's slower paced, less frantic and it'll ease you into the whole "grindhouse" atmosphere. So that's my answer. Don't watch Death Proof, it's terrible. Honestly, no exaggeration, I don't think I've ever been more disappointed by a movie than I was with Death Proof.

I agree that Planet Terror's the better of the two.