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A double-feature film that pays homage to exploitation and grindhouse films of the 1970s. The first film, 'Death Proof', follows a stuntman who stalks and murders young women. The second film, 'Planet Terror', is a zombie apocalypse story set in a small town.

Grindhouse received mixed to positive reviews from critics. While many praised its ambition, stylistic flair, and commitment to the grindhouse aesthetic, some found the pacing uneven and the two films to be disparate in quality and tone. Audiences were divided, with some embracing the retro exploitation vibe and others finding it too self-indulgent.

• Praised for its stylistic homage to 70s exploitation films and its energetic direction.

• Noted for its unique double-feature format and gory, over-the-top action sequences.

• Criticized by some for its length and inconsistent tone between the two segments.

Google audience: Google users generally appreciated Grindhouse for its retro feel and over-the-top action, with many enjoying the commitment to the grindhouse genre. However, some found the film to be too long or inconsistent in its entertainment value.

The "fake trailers" featured between the two films were so popular that they were later turned into full-length feature films: Eli Roth's 'Thanksgiving', Jason Eisener's 'Hobo with a Shotgun', and Edgar Wright's 'Don't'.