Review of Machete Kills (2013) by Andrew G — 22 Jan 2017
Insane, ridiculous, unconscionably stupid, and completely self-aware. As a whole, Machete Kills feels less inspired than its predecessor; a few jokes don't work or are played out for too long. But when Rodriguez hits his stride, it's a rollercoaster of hilarity.
There are plenty of laugh-out-loud gags in here, upping the lunacy level of the first Machete times 100. You simply can't question this movie. It's great schlock.
This review of Machete Kills (2013) was written by Andrew G on 22 Jan 2017.
Machete Kills has generally received mixed reviews.
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