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Razor Eaters

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I had heard some good things about Razor Eaters, and I feel those good things are very justified. The film is very gritty, and in a documentary style, which cleverly hides the low budget. But it works, it definitely works. And even though this is a low budget movie, it's well acted, well shot (even though most of it is shot on handheld), and well written. This gang committed loathsome acts, but gained a cult following, why? Because you had to kind of admire what they were doing. Killing a guy who ran a dog fighting ring (my favorite part), drug dealers, an arms dealer and more. But the movie isn't all about random violence, there's some depth behind everything, and I'll leave it at that, I don't want to ruin things for you. This movie is compared to Natural Born Killers, and while it doesn't quite reach that caliber, it is still a very entertaining ride.

Good show! This low budget unknown is quite good. Vigilantes set out to rid Melbourne of dealers and frustrate police from the get-go. Brutal murder after murder, with the intent of gaining a hoard of followers, the Ravor Eaters create chaos and mayhem to shake up the law and the lawless. I only gave it a three because of the lack of sound quality. It was already difficult trying to sustain the Aussies diction, but when it's muffled, it's almost a silent picture. It's definitely worth a look. I enjoyed it. And I loved the ending.