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Cast

Rose McGowan
as Cherry Darling

Freddy Rodriguez
as El Wray

Josh Brolin
as Dr. William Block

Marley Shelton
as Dr. Dakota Block

Jeff Fahey
as J.T.

Michael Biehn
as Sheriff Hague

Bruce Willis
as Lt. Muldoon

Michael Parks
as Earl McGraw

Naveen Andrews
as Abby

Fergie
as Tammy

Jerili Romeo
as Ramona McGraw

Tom Savini
as Deputy Tolo

Rebel Rodriguez
as Tony Block

Carlos Gallardo
as Deputy Carlos

Quentin Tarantino
as Rapist No.1

Nicky Katt
as Joe

Electra Avellan
as Babysitter Twin No. 1

Elise Avellan
as Babysitter Twin No. 2

Greg Kelly
as Rapist No. 2

Hung Nguyen
as Dr. Crane

Cecilia Conti
as Paramedic No. 1

Tommy Nix
as Paramedic No. 2

Skip Reissig
as Skip

Troy Robinson
as Soldier No. 1

Derek Southers
as Soldier No. 2

Jason Douglas
as Lewis

Felix Sabates
as Dr. Felix

Doran Ingrham
as Patient

Johnny Reno
as Sax Survivor

Danny Trejo

Cheech Marin

Tracie Thoms

Mary Elizabeth Winstead

Zoe Bell

Marcy Harriell

Eli Roth

Omar Doom

Michael Bacall

Monica Staggs

Tina Rodriguez

Nicolas Cage

Udo Kier

Sheri Moon Zombie

Matthew MacFadyen

Julio Oscar Mechoso
as Romey

Geraldo Rivera
as Himself

Jerili Romero
as Ramona McGraw

Feliz Sabates
as Dr. Felix

Stacy Ferguson

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• Apr 06, 2015

  I preferred Death Proof.... I found Robert Rodriguez to be on top-form throughout this inspired zombie/action/exploitation fick, however much of the duration of the film is like a stuffy, cramped elevator, regarding the over-kill on supporting characters that are really relevant to absolutely nothing. It is almost like a broadway show with the amount of forgettable characters providing mere comic relief or a nonsensical meandering from the plot. The grainy style of Grindhouse cinema works well whilst watching Rose McGowan play a go-go dancer with a machine gun for a leg that is somehow fully functional as an actual weapon, shooting missiles at zombies. Don't try to make sense of it, you'll probably die.
  Harry W Super Reviewer
• Feb 15, 2013

  From writer/director Robert Rodriguez comes the Grindhouse exploitation film Planet Terror. In this apocalyptic thriller a military experiment releases a zombie virus in a small town, forcing a rag-tag group of survivors to band together in order to escape. Rodriguez does a brilliant job homaging the exploitation film style and at delivering over-the-top action sequences. The cast is equally impressive, featuring Rose McGowan, Freddy Rodriguez, Michael Biehn, and Bruce Willis. Still, the explicit gore becomes a bit much, and this extended cut isn't paced as well as the Grindhouse theatrical version. While it has some issues, Planet Terror is a creative and brilliant throwback to a bygone era of filmmaking.
  Dann M Super Reviewer
• Jan 10, 2013

  VERY original, very cool, and very bloody. This and Death Proof make for a perfect pairing. PS.....a machine gun for a leg?! You know you have a winning movie!
  

  Eric A Super Reviewer
• Jun 26, 2012

  Planet Terror is a film by Robert Rodriquez and released alongside Quentin Taratino's "Death Proof" for the Grindhouse double feature. I highly enjoyed this film and it's always great to see Rodriguez whenever he makes an actual good film. What makes me mad at him is that I know he is a good director, but he makes so many crappy movies (Spy Kids 4, Sharkboy and Lavagirl) that it's very hard to see, but whenever he makes a great film (Machete, Sin City) I always regain my respect for him. This movie is a bloody and disgusting great time, and is one of the best zombie films I have seen. They make this film look like a true grindhouse movie and give us the experience of a film in the 70's. The actors just seemed to be having a fun time; they are funny and do nothing particularly special other than just being zombie killing badasses or sinister bad guys. I will admit its slow starting out because we don't know what we are in for, but soon it really picks up and gets really fun. I loved all the ideas and creativity in the film and it's very rare we see a film with this much entertainment in one package. Planet Terror was a highly entertaining and bloody thrill ride, and I highly recommend to all zombie fans.
  Bradley W Super Reviewer

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