Seriously what a garbage movie. Everything foul about humanity except rape and nudity can be seen here. Sweat, rats, poor working conditions, a repugnant boss hostile to his workers, filthy work environment, rat on a plate for the "college boy", guys who grab waitresses in the bar talking doing it doggy style, riveting back story about what the "VC" did not soldiers using rats (Dourif in a monologue so intense he sheds tears), slingshot cans knocking rats for a loop, giant winged rat bat that eats human workers, and the boss offering "privileges" to the female employees for a little in return. The boss nearly punches out a girl he enraged after butchering his ride with an ax right in front of the workers before college boy stays his hand. Oh, and besides the army of rats, the mill is located near a sinking cemetery. Still when people lit up their smokes while guzzling their Michelobs, and rat hair found its way into the chowder, this is when OSHA and anti-nicotene campaigns weren't fussing about. Yeah, junk movie.

I used to love watching this one all the time...I like this kind of shit...

I liked it.

Everything foul about humanity except rape and nudity can be seen here.

Something wrong with this sentence. Anyway, It's a sleazy b-movie but a lot of fun.

I could see how that could be taken as Puritan...my apologies. Foul to someone who complains about women being objectified. In this film Warwick objectifies so he replaces nudity for those who find that bothersome. I'll put it this way...had Warwick raped and ripped off the clothes of the female employee who rejected his advances.

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Understood, excellent point. 👍

I could see how that could be taken as Puritan...my apologies.

As a completely nude person currently covered in raw bacon slabs, I forgive you.

Sounds great.

Which was the reaction I was expecting when I wrote it

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Fun Halloween season fluff, Dourif and the boss makes it watchable...

Junk, but good junk. You know you can always count on Brad Dourif.