Has its good and bad points
John Carpenter’s Escape From New York was a classic piece of post-apocalyptic grindhouse cinema. Escape From L.A. the sequel was also good but I can’t help but think it was an unexpected parody. Here’s some examples. Kurt Russell as Snake Plissken again has to make an escape so he surfs in alongside Peter Fonda on a giant title wave. Another time he finds his old buddy had a sex change and is now Pam Grier! How can you take that seriously? Ironically if you don’t take as a straight action flick it’s pretty fun. You can watch things like Steve Buscemi be a grifter or Bruce Campbell as a plastic surgeon who takes body parts from people to attach to others. The ending was also noteworthy.
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