It's 4 AM, do you know where your car is?

@andrewhall7176

Жыл бұрын

Hey man, I really like your channel. Keep it up!

@craigsewell8692

Жыл бұрын

I hope it’s still in front of my home 🥺

@synthnation9857

Жыл бұрын

in my dreams of course

@stephenison5703

Жыл бұрын

On top of me 😂

@andrewhall7176

Жыл бұрын

@@stephenison5703 May I top you?

Repo Man is in a special class with the likes of “Big Trouble In Little China,” “They Live,” and “The Adventures of Buckaroo Banzai Across The 8th Dimension.” It is definitely one of the most quotable movies from the 80’s. Love this movie!

@Firebrand1967

Жыл бұрын

Yup...along with Suburbia, Night of the Comet, Weird Science, Commando...and Remo Williams!

@dr.decker3623

Жыл бұрын

wherever you go,.. There you are.

@dr.decker3623

Жыл бұрын

@@Firebrand1967 only unlike those movies, good.

@JusticeforLiberty

Жыл бұрын

Don't compare this garbage to Big Trouble in Little China. That movie is a classic , while this movie is lame af. Hell , there isn't even a hot chick or Asians in repo man. How can you have a good movie without hot chicks or Asians? Every single good movie has atleast one of the two , but the best movies have both.

@artcs

Жыл бұрын

@@Firebrand1967 Suburbia came out in like 1997.

The generic food was not just symbolic, but was a thing in the early 80’s. Coming out of the inflation and stagflation of the late 70’s it was not uncommon to see unbranded generic food in the stores in the early 80’s as a way to cut the price.

@christopherjohnson2422

Жыл бұрын

I’m a Boomer, and I remember seeing generic canned goods on grocery shelves. The idea didn’t catch on, as I recall.

@sleepykitty8918

Жыл бұрын

I wonder if they'll make a comeback

@RenlangRen

Жыл бұрын

@@sleepykitty8918 It does feel like we are living through the late 70's again.

@fromthecheapseats7126

Жыл бұрын

@@RenlangRen The current administration makes me long for Jimmy Carter.

@RenlangRen

Жыл бұрын

@@fromthecheapseats7126 I never thought I would see that days that made me wish for President Carter's administration, but the current one does.

I remember my dad enthusiastically recommending this to my brother and I as teenagers, oddly enough, when it would have been a relatively recent release. I remember not really "getting it", but in retrospect, I appreciate the effort. For a guy raised on a farm in the 50s, he had pretty good taste in movies.

@JohnDoe-wq5eu

Жыл бұрын

Heck that would make me respect anyone from the 50s who grew up on a farm. Your dad had taste sir, your dad had damn good taste.

The life of a Repo Man is always intense!

@brianlarsen9952

Жыл бұрын

Come on lets go get a drink

@dr.burtgummerfan439

Жыл бұрын

Repo man's got all night!

@tureytayno3154

Жыл бұрын

Nice Starcraft 2 reference, TheGaijinsidider.

@Dude_Slick

Жыл бұрын

Say you're thinking about a plate of shrimp.

@SlapthePissouttayew

Жыл бұрын

I can't hear you, I'm using the scrambler!

I was waiting for the "John Wayne was a British cigarette" line, and you delivered. Thank you Brandon.

@dr.burtgummerfan439

Жыл бұрын

The HELL he was!!

@SlapthePissouttayew

Жыл бұрын

@@dr.burtgummerfan439 He was too, you boys. I installed two way mirrors at his pad in Brentwood and he come to the door in a dress.

@MarcColten-us2pl

Жыл бұрын

Are we such a pussified nation?

@poxyclypse

Жыл бұрын

@@MarcColten-us2plThat's what your mom says.

@dansmith1661

Жыл бұрын

A real stranger in the alps moment.

This movie always fills me with a strange sense of fascination, the ending gives an air of enigma that nothing else ever has, the score, the visuals, the tone.. it's just something utterly perfect.

@gazbot9000

5 ай бұрын

Apparently they intended a different ending but ran out of money!

It was an integral part of my 80's Blockbuster renting history. Along with "They Live" and "Return of the Living Dead" 👍👍

@TheXanUser

Жыл бұрын

but way more rewatchable that the others. SO many hidden Easter eggs hidden in this flick

@1pcfred

Жыл бұрын

I just bought a previously viewed copy of it. Or as I used to like to call them, previously screwed.

Yes I most definitely remember watching this movie on HBO when I was young and the scene where the cop get vaporized, leaving nothing but his boots has always stuck with me. Not to mention it was on the cover of the VHS tape.

The 80's Napoleon Dynamite is actually Zander Schloss, bass player for the Circle Jerks. He also plays "that wiener kid" in Straight to Hell.

@420JackG

Жыл бұрын

Whoa

@quintessenceSL

Жыл бұрын

Just Another Broken Heart for Snake

@nuckygulliver9607

Жыл бұрын

Straight to Hell was a big disappointment. Cox floundered the notoriety he got from Repo Man. I liked Walker but nobody else seemed to.

@yourstrulyjohnnydollar8775

Жыл бұрын

@@nuckygulliver9607 I keep meaning to see Walker. I enjoyed Straight to Hell, but it is a big mess and most of my enjoyment comes from spotting cameos or finding other film references in it.

@jondstewart

2 ай бұрын

Oh yeah! Someone that acts dorky all the time, wears big glasses, and with big teeth always showing even in the rest position! Good observation!

"Find one in every car -you'll see." This is one of my all-time faves and I remember seeing it in the theater when it came out. Thank you, Mike Nesmith! Oh, and the generic products were actually a thing in the 1970s and early 1980s. And we didn't call it "moshing" back then.

@TheGreatAwesome

Жыл бұрын

The blue generic lasted till the early 90s IIRC. I used to love the Corn Flakes. They tasted great and were dirt cheap. 49 cents I think. Also, Repo Man helped boost their popularity. New wavers like me would eat it while wearing our black trench coats and listening to PIL Album. But don't call me a new waver. You can't pigeon hole me, man. I got my own style.

@frenchfriedbagel7035

Жыл бұрын

I quote that to anyone who has a pine tree in their car.

@marvinderevage6566

Жыл бұрын

they used to call it slam dancing

Otto is singing TV Party by Black Flag when he tosses his beer. Such a great soundtrack. It really is the best cult film of the 80's. The casting is spot on.

@thiscorrosion900

Жыл бұрын

Hill Street Blues! Dallas!

@captlazer5509

Жыл бұрын

@@thiscorrosion900 Saturday Night Live!

@thiscorrosion900

Жыл бұрын

@@captlazer5509 Oh no the TV's broken!!

@MisterRlGHT

Жыл бұрын

Excuse me while I fold my trousers ... but I submit that Repo Man is way too widely remembered and wildly lucrative to qualify; seems to me less of a major cult film than a minor mainstream classic.

@MisterRlGHT

Жыл бұрын

UPDATE Just looked up IMDb's Top 50 Movies of 1984: Repo Man is #29, sandwiched between Footloose & Revenge of the Nerds --- sorry, friends, that's pretty damn mainstream.

Love how in the thumbnail, even when reduced to a skeleton, Brandon's hair still remains.

@TheBrandonTenold

Жыл бұрын

There are some things even the strongest radiation can't destroy!

@lolajaramillo4620

Жыл бұрын

😆

One of my favorite Sci Fi Comedy movies that no one seems to talk about. Roger Ebert gave this film a four star rating, calling it the perfect blend of Sci Fi, comedy and punk rock.

@mst3k3000

Жыл бұрын

He actually gave this 3 stars and not 4 fyi.

@mygodisyahweh8634

Жыл бұрын

@@mst3k3000 Siskel and Ebert sucked.

@adnauseamxi951

Жыл бұрын

@@mst3k3000 OK

@nospam3327

Жыл бұрын

Haha, not that I don't agree, but like Ebert would know

@thatlittlevoice6354

Жыл бұрын

Nobody cares what Roger Ebert thought.

I remember Alex Cox from his cult movie nights show 'Moviedrome' on BBC 2. His choices and introductions were always interesting.

@daveb1930

Жыл бұрын

The man introduced me to Trancers, for which I will be eternally grateful.

@edwardburek1717

Жыл бұрын

Yeah, this movie would be the very type of movie that he'd introduce

@stephenwalker2924

Жыл бұрын

Yes! Cool guy. And he's from my city: Liverpool!

@deanrussell2224

Жыл бұрын

@@edwardburek1717 I think it was the first one on moviedrome - had it on vhs for years from that showing

@seagull8415

Жыл бұрын

Aligator, Q the winged serpent, Lair of the white worm, Moviedrome was great!

I just bought the Criterion Blu Ray the other day. This is such perfect timing!

@mjwbulich

Жыл бұрын

Was one of my early Blu Ray purchases after getting my first high def big screen TV. After only ever seeing the film in 4:3 on cable and VHS it blew me away how good it looked.

@birddogcatfrog4977

Жыл бұрын

The lattice of coincidence...

Very nice touch with the Repo Man theme.

A great movie, and you've made me want to go watch it for about the fifth time. "Let's go do some crimes!" "Yeah, let's get sushi and not pay!"

Just as an aside, Alex Cox did not actually write the script for the Fear & Loathing movie. Rather, he was attached to an earlier attempt to make the movie that fizzled out. However, some Hollywood writer's guild rules say that the first person to write a script always gets screen credit, even if (as happened here) 100% of what they wrote was rewritten by the time the movie is made.

@RLanceHunter

Жыл бұрын

Yeah, Terry Gilliam did a page-1 rewrite and kept absolutely nothing that Alex Cox did. They had to go to arbitration to decide who got credit for the script. That's where the union has three other members review the drafts (with neither of the writers' names attached) and uses a strict set of rules to decide who get the credits. The WGA rules at the time weren't specifically that the first person to attempt the script gets the credits, but when you do an adaptation the arbitration process *heavily* favors the first writer, because they award a lot of points on things like character names and locations that are going to have first been used by the first writer, even if the entire structure of the story is different in the final script. Gilliam was so frustrated at the way the WGA screwed him here that he quit the union and did a whole special feature on the Criterion Collection release talking about how it was an injustice.

@nuckygulliver9607

Жыл бұрын

Hunter S Thompson fired him because he lectured him about vegetarianism. Hunter hated Cox after the first meeting.

@joeydurant6267

Жыл бұрын

@@nuckygulliver9607 yeah I have read a lot of the gonzo diaries etc and remember him writing to several people referring to 'some awful jackass' etc... Was he the same person that wanted to animate the whole "there I was, holy shit there I am" sequence? and HST was bone deep offended by the mere suggestion of "making a cartoon" of some of his finest writing

@TheXanUser

Жыл бұрын

@@nuckygulliver9607 sad, cause it would have been better if alex had been involved.

@raefinoh1172

7 ай бұрын

​@@joeydurant6267 god that's really dumb, HST sounds like a total tool there

I always feel this is a Los Angeles movie. It captured a period of time and mood PERFECTLY.

@jondstewart

2 ай бұрын

And no movie ever made Los Angeles look like a barren wasteland like this one.

Really glad you covered this. Grew up on this, The Hidden, and Naked Lunch. Those were my dad's 3 favorite movies when I was a kid and it has definitely shaped me as a person

@pssthpok

Жыл бұрын

The Hidden is another offbeat classic, loved that movie!

@RecoveredRaunchyRebel

Жыл бұрын

The hidden is a very underrated unknown classic.

@theoneandonlymichaelmccormick

3 ай бұрын

Holy shit, your dad had some fantastic taste.

@BlackMetalChauvinist

3 ай бұрын

@@theoneandonlymichaelmccormick Both my parents were old punk rockers so there was a lot of cool music and movies around the house growing up!

"Let's do crimes!" "Yeah, lets's go get sushi and not pay!"

It was a Classic in 1984 & still is today, Thanks, Brandon.

yes. You are hitting on all the good parts. That exchange between Otto & Miller over the burn barrel is epic.

It's always a great morning when we get a upload. Thanks for the years of entertainment Brandon. You're a huge inspiration.

I love Repo Man. Saw in a theater when it came out. Classic.

This was one of my father’s favorite movies & he’s right the soundtrack is great

My dad bought my a VHS copy back in 1996. It instantly became one of my all time favorites. The soundtrack is great, like he said.

Cox also hosted cult movie seasons on the BBC in the UK in the '80s and '90s called 'Videodrome' where I first saw Coppola's 'Rumblefish' (Mickey Rourke, Matt Dillon, Nic Cage, Dennis Hopper, Diane Lane) which is one of my favourite films ever. He was a bit like our Joe Bob Briggs but not strictly schlock.

Holy Mother Of What The Son of a.... this is the movie i have been searching for since the late 80's!!!! i remember the shoes and the flying car, but i could never find the movie they belonged to. this is like the last childhood mystery solved for me!!!

I was a repo man when movie came out, we use to quote it all the time lol. The unmarked generic food was everywhere back then, they didnt create it for the movie.that beer was 2 bucks for a six pack and man it was terrible lol

@bumbleguppy

Жыл бұрын

we called it "Beer beer"

I picked this up at the library having zero clue what it was when I was a kid. Definitely one of those movies that you later understand exactly why it became a cult classic.

I dig this movie. And Emilio Estevez has always been one of my favorite actors.

I was a teenager when Repo Man came out, my friends and I used to quote it all the time. It has a blue ray release in the Criterion collection now, and it is still awesome.

@dr.burtgummerfan439

Жыл бұрын

Plate-o-shrimp.😎👍

@evilbob840

Жыл бұрын

@@dr.burtgummerfan439 "You see this [tree car freshener]? You find one in every car."

@bumbleguppy

Жыл бұрын

Let's get sushi...and not pay!

@SlapthePissouttayew

Жыл бұрын

@@bumbleguppy Awwww! Dookie wookie burnt his wittle hand!

I'm glad you did this film review. This has been a favorite of mine since the 80s.

If I had to list my 10 favorite films, this one would be on the list. I saw this movie in a theater and had probably one of the best laughs of my life.

I've never seen this film but I NEED to see it now. Also, nice use of the Repo Man's WWF entrance music during the title card...that was pretty damn cool! 😎

All this plan product placement reminds me of the 1980s in my hometown the grocery store Kroger's. They had a generic brand of products called Kroger Cost Cutting and everything was packaged in yellow.

Another good 80's era punk movie ( my 2nd favorite ) is Suburbia. Released in 1984 & well worth a watch.

Ever since I've seen Repo Man way back I think in early 90s I've always put it into one categor: AWESOME.

Yeah that scene of vaporizing the cop had the same special effect skeleton radioactive vaporation that you saw in that one definitely not a cold war movie The Day After.

Need to see this in a double feature with Remo Williams.

The TV cut of this had alternate scenes like the parents being covered with cobwebs. Finding it while flipping channels was a bizarre experience.

Those grocery store products aren't props made for the movie. In the early 80s there was a trend for "generic" products following on the generic medicine thing. Same great product, made in the same factory, without the name brand. As a way to save money. It was the precursor of the store brands like Kirkland or Great America are now. The blue and white products were carried by the Ralph's grocery stores, Stater Brother's version had plain brown wrapping and black text.

I bought it sight unseen, because I’ve heard so much about it. Man, it was a fascinating trip with some pretty good commentary.

When they released this movie to UHF channels in the 90s in the US they dubbed over the swear words and one of the more over used words became "meadow farmer" which made the TV version even funnier.

@douglasdixon524

8 ай бұрын

That's funny as hell and interesting because when Emilio's movie "The Breakfast Club" was put on tv there must have been 30 or 40 "flip yous" in the movie. Also, have you spoken to Lieutenant Doolittle recently or is he on another mission?

@darkstarZ74

8 ай бұрын

@@douglasdixon524 I emailed him about 10 years ago to see if he was interested in doing illustrations for a kids book I was working on but he was busy at the time. He lives in India and is an artist. No more surfing or H bombing for now. Too old I guess.

Now you need to do the other Repo, the Genetic Opera, for something really weird

Alex Cox is a pretty cool guy. He is a huge reason why many old Spaghetti Westerns are currently being reevaluated and enjoying a resurgence in pop culture of sorts, as well as being restored and preserved for further viewing and study. And any movie with FEAR and/or Lee Ving is worth viewing

@Belgand

Жыл бұрын

Interesting. What's his connection to Spaghetti Westerns? I have noticed that Arrow is putting out a lot of them, but I had assumed that there was some Tarantino influence going on there somehow.

@fletchkeilman2205

Жыл бұрын

@@Belgand well before arrow, he was responsible for many of corbucci's westerns finding proper restoration. Plus he has written on the subject extensively for years, as well as provided extras on tons of early releases, as well as providing original posters, lobby cards, etc. His film after this, Straight To Hell, is an homage to the genre.

The movie implied that the scientist who had the car was stealing a neutron bomb, and that was what was in the trunk, but it is also purposely vague. It is undoubtedly a cult classic from the 80’s.

This is unusual quality. You should do some more of Emilio's stellar work like A BOY AND HIS DOG or FREEJACK (which really should have been titled "Deathjack."). There's more to Estevez than MAXIMUM OVERDRIVE.

@BulletTooth504

Жыл бұрын

That was Don Johnson in A Boy and his Dog, not Emilio Estevez.

@TheJohnnyCalifornia

Жыл бұрын

@@BulletTooth504 Ah man, those guys are so similar back then. Thanks! 😄

@jondstewart

2 ай бұрын

Wow, Freejack! I forgot all about that! It came out in 1991, when there weren’t a lot of good movies out that year. Read up on it; it’s set in 2009. 😊

Harry Dean Stanton is the greatest cult actors of all time when I see him in a movie I know it's gonna be a fun movie

@MisterRlGHT

Жыл бұрын

Can't believe this spoiler-rich factoid fest impersonating a movie review overlooked mentioning that Repo Man is one of only ... what. one? two? maybe three (at the outside?) movies in cinematic history to feature Harry Dean Stanton as title character & top-billed star. Sheesh, that alone is worth the price of admission. PS If you haven't yet, check out the magnificent rock documentary Dig!, wherein the Dandy Warhols realize they've truly achieved success when they spot uninvited Harry Dean Stanton holding court with an acoustic guitar in a side room at their house party.

@HappySunshineDay

Жыл бұрын

@@MisterRlGHT Thanks so much! Gonna go look for Dig! now!

@MisterRlGHT

Жыл бұрын

@@HappySunshineDay I doubt you'll be disappointed. Used to be a full version on YT -- don't know if it's still here. but it was such low fidelity rip you'd do well to seek out a better copy.

@frankgesuele6298

Жыл бұрын

He was also an FBI agent in The Godfather II.

@MisterRlGHT

Жыл бұрын

@@frankgesuele6298 That's a long way from top-billed actor and even farther from title character .

"hand me a BEER branded beer" You just got a smile from every Canadian who was once a broke college student drinking "BEER Beer" :) (Beer from the No Name brand discount store, a yellow can with BEER written on it)

@desertaip9137

Жыл бұрын

The blue and white "Beer" was actually not bad.

@quintessenceSL

Жыл бұрын

There was a black and white label "BEER", supposedly misfires from Rainier Brewing. Not just broke college students, but people with discriminating tastes.

@dr.burtgummerfan439

Жыл бұрын

My favorite one is the "FOOD".

Was able to see Repo Man at the Alamo Theater in Denver with Alex Cox doing at Q&A before and after the showing. Was fantastic.

Bro, this was the movie for me back in the day. Thank you!

Hey WTF? This is an actual classic. Nice work as always

Repo man is definitely a great classic film ❤

I saw this movie one afternoon in 1985 and all I remember is the scene where the guy fires blanks into a house. I didn't even remember any of that sci-fi weird stuff...just that suddenly Emilio Estevez was now in the "brat pack".

YES, been waiting ages for you to do this one!

13:21-13:24 You just gotta love the once constant use of the Dirty Harry .44 Magnum SFX.

Back in the late 70s, PathMark (a NE chain) introduced a generic food line, where the theme was plain black text on a white label. That's where the generic foodstuffs in Repo Man got its inspiration.

Fuck yes. Good man. I totally thought you were gonna bag on the movie at the start but you recognize it for the triumph that it is. I was lucky enough to be a teenage punk when this came out so I connected with it immediately & It's for sure in my top 100 of all time.

My dad introduced me to this one when I was a kid. It's still one of my favorites.

Having just saw The Monkees movie Head, the fact Michael Nesmith produced this movie is not that strange at all

@dr.burtgummerfan439

Жыл бұрын

And Timerider as well.

@christopherjohnson2422

Жыл бұрын

I recall Nesmith’s short-lived comedy series “Elephant Parts.” A lot of blackouts, somewhat like “Laugh-In” but a lot quirkier.

@henrykujawa4427

Жыл бұрын

@@christopherjohnson2422 "Elephant Parts" was the original direct-to-videotape anthology film. "Television Parts" was the later short-lived TV series spin-off. "Television Parts" had quite a few people in it who became HUGE stars later on, but who were unknown at the time, including Whoopie Goldberg & Jay Leno. On the other hand, it also had Martin Mull! He was ALWAYS weird.

To this day people look at me like I'm crazy when I suddenly blurt out "plate, or shrimp, or plate of shrimp"!

@DanDeLeoninthefield

Жыл бұрын

Did you do a lot of acid back in the hippy days?

I love this movie. One of the few films I picked up the limited edition steel box for it.

Emilio Estevez was originally offered to play Bender in Breakfast Club before Judd Nelson was cast & Emilio was cast as Andrew the jock instead, and after watching this movie I think Emilio could have worked as Bender. Also, Dennis Hopper was originally considered for the role of Bud.

Repo Man is one of my favorite movies, great video.

OMG "Let's go get sushi... and not pay." Now that's punk rock!

Hey Brandon, you should do a movie review on Slaughterhouse five (1972). It’s based on a sci fi anti war book written by Kurt Vonnegut. The movie itself doesn’t seem to get a whole lot of attention, and there is not even any mention of the initial reception of the film. And like a lot of movies on your show, it is definitely a weird movie you should review.

@barrymurphy1337

Жыл бұрын

Good call, that's a great movie

Bud, the guy who plays the Joker's sidekick Bob in Tim Burton's Batman, is right. Driving a car does kill brain cells and just like him, I do my best thinking on the bus.

@DarthVader-1701

Жыл бұрын

Driving an automatic car kills brain cells* Driving a manual transmission car doesn't.

I’m glad you covered this. Watched it last year and I need to watch it again after your review.

I got excited and thought maybe you were finally reviewing 'Repo! Genetic Opera'. But this is good too. :)

Missed opportunity to show John Travolta looking into the glowing briefcase.

@stephenwalker2924

Жыл бұрын

Yes! Or Ralph Meeker in 'Kiss Me Deadly.'

I can’t believe I never watched this movie. Going to fix that major lapse today.

I thought in the opening, using the Repo Man's wrestling theme from the WWF was a nice touch.

"Generic products," basically store products with very blank minimalist packaging, were very big when this movie came out. I actually enjoyed some of them, like the corn chips, although the spaghetti sauce tasted like French salad dressing.

This one is up near the top of my list of cult classics. Still holds up today.

A Brando Review of Repo Man! :-D I still remember having my mind blown in the late 80s... It was then I knew that you don't have to fully understand something to like it... Just feel how awesome it is...

Thanks for this review. I have the Criterion Collection DVD and tonight I have a movie to watch once I get home from work!

“The further you drive , you get more stupid you get. That’s why I do my best thinking on the bus”. (Or something like that). This. Movie is one of the reasons I never learnt to drive till my 50’s.

The quintessential 80s Flic!

I fucking love this movie. Truly an underrated classic.

CanI just say, as s long time fan of this film, that the sound editing on it is outstanding for its time and budget?

I caught this movie many years ago in a late night spot. It stuck with me for a long time. First I got it on VHS and recently on DVD. It never grows old. Praise be to the followers of Repo Man!

Easily one of my favorites. It’s just such a breezy watch.

I was 15 when I first saw this movie, and I thought it was cinematic gold! 😂 Ah, the naiveté of youth, and a mom & pop video rental store. I still remember the sound of the beaded curtain to the room I wasn't allowed to go into until much later in life. Fond memories. 🤔😆

@jillconner5062

Жыл бұрын

Ah the back room with the beaded curtains. And, Must be 18 sign. I totally forgot about that. Blockbuster didn't have it. Only mom an pop rentals like you said. I went to a DVD rental place back in like 06. And it had a 18 and older room. Last time I saw one.

@iamjacksselfloathing4857

Жыл бұрын

@@jillconner5062 When Blockbuster opened in my town there was always some guy complaining there was no "Adult" back room for like the first year they were open. I would just chuckle at any guy willing to publicly embarrass themselves like that over p0rn. The guys would leave, frustrated and humiliated, much like most of their relationships ended as well! 😆

In gta vice city stories there is an outfit in the game called repo-man as a reference to this movie. It could also double as a reference to falling down where D-Fens has a similar outfit throughout the movie.

I saw this movie when it first came out in the 80's, I lived in Santa Fe, NM at that time. I also like the reference to Los Alamos which is close to Santa Fe. Also have it on DVD. Love it! I am 72 years old and I still love it! Cheers!!!

Actually the generic labeling was in fact a real trend in the early 80s, Ralph's as shown in the movie being the most infamous.

Cox seems to really like punk rock. He also directed Straight To Hell (1987) with Joe Strummer of The Clash.

Repo Man remains the very pinnacle of human achievement. It's all been downhill from there.

Howdy Tenold ! Long time fan here , just wanted to thank you from the bottom of my heart for having this channel, and doing such a great job with it for your fans, i am not huge on making sure i watch all content from a specific KZread creator but you are a master at your craft sir , thank you from the bottom of my b movie loving heart!

Awesome soundtrack!

oone of my favorite film! and i love the punk rock aesthetic! it's cool you review it!

2:02 Yes!! Still own the soundtrack on vinyl. It is as diverse as it is Awesome🤘

broooooo ive been chilling in this channel for 8 years waiting for you to do this one

This film is freakin awesome 😎

review robot monster!! like so he can see

Yeah repo man deserve that cult classic following. 🚗☢️🔥💀

About time you reviewed this movie! This in my book is up there with Rocky Horror Picture Show and Fear And Loathing In Las Vegas. One of The Great Cult Classics.