Grindhouse 2007

Two sides of grindhouse genius come together in this wild ride. Quentin Tarantino's "Death Proof" stalks its prey with a vengeance, while Robert Rodriguez's "Planet Terror" unleashes a brain-eating zombie apocalypse. But between the blood-soaked thrills and gory chomps, fake trailers and ads for fictional flicks keep the exploitation spirit alive.

Two sides of grindhouse genius come together in this wild ride. Quentin Tarantino's "Death Proof" stalks its prey with a vengeance, while Robert Rodriguez's "Planet Terror" unleashes a brain-eating zombie apocalypse. But between the blood-soaked thrills and gory chomps, fake trailers and ads for fictional flicks keep the exploitation spirit alive.

Does Grindhouse have end credit scenes?

No!

Grindhouse does not have end credit scenes.

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Who plays the character Machete?

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In a gripping blend of action and horror, MACHETE unravels the story of a well-dressed stranger, portrayed by Jeff Fahey, who recruits a Mexican laborer named Machete, played by Danny Trejo, to assassinate a senator. However, the plot takes a dark turn when Machete is betrayed and shot. Surviving the attack, Machete reveals his true identity as a federale and seeks help from his priest, Cheech Marin. What follows is a relentless rampage as Machete takes revenge on those who wronged him, even indulging in a brief affair with the white guy’s wife and daughter. The trailer tantalizingly concludes as Machete arms his motorcycle with a machine gun, launching himself into the air to eliminate his adversaries. This film, directed by Robert Rodriguez, is notably rated X for its excessive violence.

PLANET TERROR introduces us to Cherry Darling, played by Rose McGowan, a go-go dancer who quits her job after an emotional breakdown. As she walks home, a convoy of military vehicles rushes past her, leading into chaos at a nearby military base where sinister experiments go awry, unleashing a deadly virus that turns people into grotesque creatures called “sickos.” Meanwhile, Dr. William Block (Josh Brolin) and his wife, Dr. Dakota Block (Marley Shelton), navigate the escalating turmoil at their hospital as infected patients flood through the doors.

After a series of shocking events, including Cherry being abducted and severely injured, the film spirals into terror as Wray (Freddy Rodríguez) races to rescue her. Following a gut-wrenching series of trials and personal revelations, including the connection between Cherry and Wray, the remaining survivors, including Dakota and the eccentric babysitter twins, band together. The climax culminates in a desperate and explosive showdown against the sickos, where they are forced to confront their own demons. With Cherry ultimately embracing her newfound strength, the film ends with a glimmer of hope amidst the carnage—her survival alongside the legacy of love left by Wray, as they settle into a new life by the ocean.

The movie is interspersed with comedic yet chilling moments, turning a tale of survival into a commentary on human resilience against the odds, punctuated with outlandish action, intense gore, and an unforgettable storyline.

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