
Los Angeles Times
A farce of misunderstanding first, body-count nightmare second and at nearly all times a refreshingly upending horror-comedy bromance.
Full reviewCanadian, hillbilly horror-comedy. Tucker and Dale, two hillbillies heading to their 'fixer-upper' cabin for some relaxin', discover they ain't alone in them woods. They encounter an SUV full of vacationing college kids, and Dale unintentionally creeps them out. But later, as he and Tucker are fishing, Dale rescues one of them (the pretty blond Alison) after she falls into the lake. Assuming she’s been captured, the indomitably preppy college kids rally to find her. A comically macabre battle between Izods and overalls, Eli Craig’s ingenious send-up of the horror genre recounts a simple misunderstanding gone grotesquely wrong. Our hillbilly psycho killers are actually sweet as pie; it’s the judgmental college kids who have 'issues'.(Source: Sundance Film Festival 2010)
A farce of misunderstanding first, body-count nightmare second and at nearly all times a refreshingly upending horror-comedy bromance.
Full reviewA hilarious comedy of errors, and a savvy inside-out reconstruction of (an) all-too-familiar subgenre.
Full reviewThe bodies pile up in this ingenious comedy horror, proving that a single-joke movie can succeed, if the joke is a good one.
Full review(Tucker and Dale vs. Evil) offers good-natured, confidently executed splatstick whose frequent hilarity suffers only from peaking too early.
Full reviewTucker and Dale vs Evil is available to stream in Australia now on Stan and Google Play and Apple TV and Prime Video Store.
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