Originally designed and conceived as an entry into the first ABCs of Death anthology of horror shorts ("T is for Toilet" won out instead), Turbo Kid is a retro throwback to the low-budget post-apocalyptic joints of the early 1980s. Campy, gory, and a complete and total blast from start to finish, it also makes a solid companion piece to George Miller's latest action opus, Mad Max: Fury Road. Two very different movies, they represent opposite sides of the same coin. Miller's movie is essentially ...
Originally designed and conceived as an entry into the first ABCs of Death anthology of horror shorts ("T is for Toilet" won out instead), Turbo Kid is a retro throwback to the low-budget post-apocalyptic joints of the early 1980s. Campy, gory, and a complete and total blast from start to finish, it also makes a solid companion piece to George Miller's latest action opus, Mad Max: Fury Road. Two very different movies, they represent opposite sides of the same coin. Miller's movie is essentially ...
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