Well, the title is much more fun than the movie itself.

One of the most kick-ass movies of the trash genre! The score alone on this movie is electrifying, it's packed with tension and would befit any horror classic. The shoot also benefited from California's glorious light quality which pervades every frame. The story is as thin as you might expect but the writers at least conjured up a creative dystopian scenario and some colourful characters to inhabit it. The comedic angle is exploited to good effect. "Taste some of Momma's home cooking, Adolf!"

THIS... MOVIE... IS... BORING!

so boring

You know, with that name, you wouldn't think this movie *could* be boring. ...and you'd be wrong.

How do you rate a movie such as this, which is in the so-bad-it's-good category? (although perhaps intentionally so) Good for dumb late night fun, '80s style, and some good laughs.

The title and the poster promise a lot but it's mostly very disappointing. The last fifteen minutes save a lot though.

Holy shit. This film is probably the film equivolent of the Holocaust, except with a lot more stock footage of water. The novelty of the title is the only reason it gets anything higher than a negative score.

How can you not love a movie with this title. Well, the fact that it's basicly trash helps. But damn it, if this movie doesn't have bucketloads of charm and baskets worth of balls. "Dear Adolf. There's some gnarly shit headed your way."

With a great title like "Surf Nazis Must Die," a film had better kick all sorts of ass. This is actually pretty boring.

The difference between genuinely atrocious movies and those with camp appeal is that camp films know they're bad. The fact that this movie is so terrifyingly bad and also comes off like the director thinks he's Tarantino is almost beyond belief. This movie is so bad it goes back around to good, then back around again to bad again.

Pretty big piece of crap. Stay away from it, don't let the title deceive you.