Mini-Review: An exploitative docu about exploitation. Rounded, informative, and fun. Well-chosen interviewees and it takes itself just as seriously as its subject requires. If you find grindhouse cinema entertaining and interesting and wonderful in itself or for what it represents, this is a good watch. At the very least you'll come from it with about 100 films swirling around in your head that you want to see.

Mini-Review: Darren, you beautiful, wonderful man. How about this: Why don't you just make a movie every year and then we can skip the silly business of disagreeing about which film is the Best Picture. What a spectacle this is. I was utterly blown away and feared I was literally going to fall out of my seat for two consecutive hours; not forwards, but toppling backwards over the backrest. It's sensational, powerful, riveting, terrifying, exciting and maybe most amazingly: real. And Natalie. Wow.