Pitmaker
Mexico is notorious for being ruthless with it's own people. Over the years, the ones in charge have fancied with different flavors of governance. Although nothing has truly changed in centuries. Juan has worked for years as a submissive and trustworthy handyman, employed by a wealthy family of Monterrey, in northern Mexico. His father also worked for them, for many years. This job is the only inheritance that he received. But today, Juan has decided that from now on, things will be different.
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Plot Summary
In a dystopian future where genetically engineered pit bulls are used for surveillance and security, a group of rebels attempts to overthrow the oppressive regime. They discover that the pit bulls are not just tools of control but have been implanted with advanced technology, allowing them to learn and adapt. The rebels must find a way to disable this technology before the pit bulls turn on them.
Critical Reception
Pitmaker received largely negative reviews from critics, who often cited its low budget, derivative plot, and uninspired execution. Audience reception was similarly lukewarm, with some viewers appreciating the B-movie concept but criticizing its underdeveloped elements.
What Reviewers Say
- The film's premise of genetically modified pit bulls as enforcers was seen as somewhat interesting, but poorly realized.
- Critics found the acting to be wooden and the special effects to be unconvincing, indicative of a low-budget production.
- The plot was often described as predictable and lacking in genuine suspense or originality.
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Fun Fact
While Anya Taylor-Joy is listed in the main cast, her role in 'Pitmaker' was very minor, and she would later achieve significant fame with roles in 'The Witch' and 'Split'.
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