Motel Hell

The texas chainsaw massacre in the seventies became a model for the entire range of horror films that were competing in the performing degenerate and deranged hillbillies masakrujících urban youth, which was (and often still does!) unauthorized feel that their rural fellow citizens not to confuse with cattle destined for slaughter. The picture Motel Ow (for the case that the name seems slightly retarded, know that this is a sophisticated pun) but it's not just another run of the mill doughnut on a dung heap of american rural exploitation. The creators mean well, turn up the heat of the absurdity and conceived of his work as parody, which of course in the brutality and the grotesque has its serious predecessors. Farmer Vincent Smith (Rory Calhoun - the Night of the rabbit [1972]) and his sister Ida (Nancy Parsons), inter alia, whether or not the owners of the-way motel Čauvajs (hence the subtle pun in the Czech title of the movie), they have to cross-country similarly warm relationship as the family of cannibals from the Texas chainsaw massacre, except that instead of the barbaric butcher of the procedures applied to them more sophisticated agricultural methods. Advocate his victims into human flower-bed, using careful cultivation techniques leave them to ripen and then přikračují to the final, true, somewhat drastic, harvest. And if something goes wrong, it comes to the word all přehlušující the roar of the chainsaws and the creepy mask made from a pig's head.