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Surf Nazis Must Die

 

Surf Nazis Must Die. There's perfection in this title. It's a masterpiece of grammar, a great title. Surf Nazis Must Die sounds too good to say. Let's try.


And if to this we add all that is imprinted on film, we can say, without fear of contradiction that this film is an absolute masterpiece.

A tromasterpiece to be exact. Because the company behind this jewel of trash is our beloved Troma of Lloyd Kaufmann, who has espoused the idea of ​​John Ayre and Peter George of1987.


To make it even more unique are the bad words by the Aprofessional critics. Attracted by the title and disappointed (?) from the realization. Disappointed? Poor men.


How can't adore a film set in a post-apocalyptic California where bands of colorful surfers fight on the sunny beaches? Surfers hats, the "Samurai Surfers" and many others, sworn enemies of neo-Nazi group led by Adolf, self-proclaimed fuhrer of the beach and that includes his girlfriend Eve, Mengele and his weapons, Hook and his dangerous hook, and ultimately Smeg son of good family who lost time with the Surf Nazis.

Among swastikas, riots and murders, the banda of Adolf get a certain reputation and above all seems unbeatable. It seems, because one day they thought of killing Leroy a black boy, whose mother, a fatty nurse  swears revenge and starts, armed to the teeth, a long and effective manhunt.
The paradox of the obese woman who struggles against four fearsome thugs is something sensational and hilarious. And it's the added value that makes this film an absolute cult.


Definitely not bad all the context, really from B movies from the essential plot and locations and makeshift craft. Not even bad special effects, the blood circulating and patently fake body parts flying around.
And someone does not like it? Poor men!.

Technical

Original Title: Surf Nazis Must Die

Alternate Titles: Faszystowscy surferzy musza zginac (Poland), Los surfistas nazis deben die (Spain), Surf-natsien täytyy kuolla (Finland), Surfnazisterna Maste do (Sweden)
Year: 1987
Country: USA
Director: Peter George
Duration: 83 '
Cast: Gail Neely, Robert Harden, Barry Brenner, Dawn Wildsmith
Production Company: Troma Entertainment