Rottweiler

2004 "Eat. Sleep. Fetch. Kill."
Rottweiler
3.1| 1h35m| R| en| More Info
Released: 01 December 2004 Released
Producted By: Filmax
Country: Spain
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Dante travels across a desolate, futuristic Spain in search of his girlfriend, Ula. He is pursued by a bloodthirsty, cybernetic Rottweiler.

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hellholehorror There was no horror, no comedy, and no extreme violence. All there was in the movie was a psychotic dog that chased a deranged man. The story makes very little sense as it is not told in the correct order. The only entertaining moment was when the robot dog does its terminator impression. What should have been a violent tongue-in-cheek monster creature movie was just a boring and lackluster yawn.
Chase_Witherspoon A convict escapes from a prison convoy, killing a hunter in the process, only to be relentlessly pursued across the arid landscape by a cyborg canine, hell bent on avenging the death of its handler. Unusual sci-fi horror follows the plight of William Miller mistakenly incarcerated after being caught in an illegal immigrant sting with his girlfriend – the pair apparently part of an elaborate game of risk where participants perform daring adventures to compete with other players. But when his girlfriend is apparently raped by the evil detention centre boss (a typical sadomasochist portrait of villainy by Spanish horror veteran Paul Naschy), Miller finds himself in a nightmarish situation, haunted by fractured hallucinations, and the real game begins.Throughout the ordeal our hero endures countless narrow escapes from the steel jaws and tenacious predation of robot-dog, even running afoul a lonely farmhouse wife who sees an opportunity to satisfy her pent up sexual urges when he emerges from the wilderness, naked and despairing. As the connubial cougar becomes more incoherent, his parrying gives way to plundering, tucking in wholeheartedly, akin to a doomed man's 'last supper'. If it hadn't already proved its R rating (decapitation and dismembering befall one poor escaped convict), then the MILF seduction scene surely qualifies.Barren wilderness and semi-industrial wastelands paint an acrid post-apocalyptic anachronism of hopelessness and despair. Even the finale, where the hero comes full circle to avenge his injustices, does the film offer little respite from the hedonic procession of brutality and cruelty in which director Yuzna seems to engage with a sort of carnal cinematic relish. The point-of-view visual effects borrow heavily from the originality displayed in the far superior "Wolfen", but with much less technical agility.It's primitive and an at times unattractive, but it must be said, memorable even if only for the disorganised miscellany of ideas and sensational showcasing of animatronic special effects.
nose_smasher This movie is another proof that we, Europeans, can't find a middle way in cinematography: masterpieces are mixed together with big chunks of pure crap. Like "Rottweiler". An interesting story is massacred by stupid acting, idiotic storyboard and more idiotic lines. The main character has serious mental problems: he see and talk to his fellow dead former inmate and to his (former?) girlfriend. The little girl is, on the other hand, annoying and obviously, has nothing in common with acting. The three easterners in the cave (smugglers, bandits ?)just laugh like retarded morons every two sentences. And finally, the camp boss had the most idiotic lines you can heard in the entire world cinema history.Almost 30 years ago, another Spanish director made a little gem, a movie almost similar to this one (minus the sci-fi flavor): "El Perro". Go watch it, if you have the occasion. And then compare it with this awful movie. And you'll find that tens of years later and a new century doesn't mean necessarily what we call "progress". At least in the seventh art.Just two stars, one for the slaughtered story (RIP), another one for the music and the sound effects, who saves this film from being a totally submerged wreck. And one thumb down.
Rautus Since it was Directed by Brian Yuzna who directed Bride of Re-Animator and Beyond Re-Animator I thought I'd try this film out and to my surprise this film is pretty good. The Rottweiler is kind of a cyborg since it's part Dog and part robot that chases and kills prisoners that try to escape.The plot is about a prisoner that was trying to sneak into Spain on a boat with his girlfriend and a bunch of other people but the police surround them so they escape in the water but find the police on the shore, the Boss with with his Rottwieler confront them and after raping his Girlfriend in the van he is attacked by the Rottwieler so he brutally beats the Dog up but the guards shock him and take him away.He then escapes from prison trying to remember what happened to his girlfriend while the Rottwieler he beat is now been improved and is a Cyborg Dog that chases him trying to kill him.The Rottwieler looked similar to The Terminator when it's skin is burnt off and there was some gory scenes when he killed people with his sharp metal teeth.Rottweiler is a very good film to watch on a night.