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grindhouse
[ grahynd-hous ]
noun
- Also grind house. a burlesque house, especially one providing continuous entertainment at reduced prices.
- a movie theater with inexpensive admission pricing that shows low-budget films one after another, throughout the day and all or most of the night.
adjective
- of or relating to the low-budget films shown in these theaters, as exploitation films or B-movies: His art films have a cheap grindhouse aesthetic.
It鈥檚 an old grindhouse flick with cannibals hunting teens through an abandoned warehouse.
His art films have a cheap grindhouse aesthetic.
grindhouse
/ 藞伞谤补瑟苍诲藢丑补蕣蝉 /
noun
- a cinema specializing in violent or exploitative films such as martial arts movies from Japan and Hong Kong
- ( as modifier )
a grindhouse film
亚洲网紅露点 History and Origins
Origin of grindhouse1
Example Sentences
Imbuing everyone鈥檚 favorite mythical horned horse with bloodlust is such a ready-to-rock concept that it keeps your grindhouse hopes alive for the horror-comedy 鈥淒eath of a Unicorn,鈥 even as your wandering attention betrays the reality of a wannabe cult movie that mostly gallops in place.
It is Cronenberg鈥檚 empathic, almost tender approach to the material that humanizes the film; his tonal approach is redemptive rather than grindhouse exploitative.
He didn鈥檛 just passively watch the spaghetti westerns of Sergio Leone or the grindhouse films of the 1970s, he dissected them scene by scene.
And several boutique home media labels, including Arrow Video, Blue Underground, Grindhouse Releasing, Something Weird and Vinegar Syndrome, have made their most popular titles available for subscribers.
Eli Roth鈥檚 holiday slasher began as a fake trailer, sandwiched between Robert Rodriguez and Quentin Tarantino鈥檚 segments of the 2007 exploitation movie valentine 鈥淕rindhouse.鈥
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