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Movie Overview
Cast
• Quentin Tarantino
• Jamie Lee Curtis
Director
• Mark Hartley
MPAA Rating
R - for graphic nudity, sexuality, violence and gore, some language and drug use.
Not Quite Hollywood: The Wild, Untold Story of Ozploitation! (2009)

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OFCS Rating: 100% Fresh
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"this lost treasure trove of cringe-making softcore, outrageous horror and balls-to-the-wall action... celebrates a nation humping, slicing and hammering out its modern identity through popular cultural forms."  Eye for Film  Anton Bitel

3.5/5
"a speedball injection directly into the aorta"  Filmcritic.com  Christopher Null

A-
"...more than a few of banana splits' worth of cinematic ice cream."  ColeSmithey.com  Cole Smithey

7/10
"Russell Mulcahy and other artists look back fondly on Australian exploitation films for Not Quite Hollywood, sometimes wondering just how they were able to get away with it."  PopMatters  Cynthia Fuchs

2.5/4
"...an audacious, in-your-face documentary..."  Reel Film Reviews  David Nusair

A
"If the thought of a new Brian Trenchard-Smith movie is more exhilarating than a new Bryan Singer movie... then Mark Hartley's "Not Quite Hollywood" is the film for you."  FilmJerk.com  Edward Havens

"Engaging, fast-paced documentary about the glory days of Australian exploitation movies that will delight existing fans of scurrilous films from Down Ynder and recruit new one from the ranks of moviegoers who aren't offended by extensive nudity, violence"  Film Journal International  Maitland McDonagh

4/5
"Oddball horror flicks, sexploitation romps, car-chase extravaganzas - the clips burn throughout this film with a tone as giddy as its subject."  Film Threat  Matthew Sorrento

2.5/4
"Its shallowness is nonetheless in tune with its subject: the gory, violent, sex-crazed Australian exploitation films of the '70s and '80s."  Slant Magazine  Nick Schager

4/5
"Even as a documentary, this is one of the most audacious and energetic films of the year"  Shadows on the Wall  Rich Cline

"... a smartly made look at an otherwise neglected aspect of film history and culture, packed with colorful stories, witty observations, punky attitude and real history..."  Parallax View  Sean Axmaker
OFCS Rating: 100% Fresh
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