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Joy Ride (2001) Review: Directed by John Dahl and featuring Paul Walker and Steve Zahn, this is one of the few post-2000 horror films that creates a truly memorable antagonist with our villain, Rusty Nail. This film is a balanced combination of whacky and terrifying. The best part of the idea behind this is it builds behind real life fears of certain people. A lot people are naturally afraid of bikers, rednecks, and truck drivers when in reality they really shouldn’t be and I believe some people know that. But this film harps on the idea that what if one of those things really was a terrifying horror inducing threat. The realism is what makes this film so interesting because the theme is that you never know who a stranger is and what they’re capable of, and that’s an important lesson a lot of people in today’s society need to learn. Because of these themes and ideas, I believe this is a genuinely notable horror film.

            Now let’s talk about the scare factor: The scares in this film are al dente because they are real and could happen to any of us. Let’s start with Rusty Nail telling them to fix their tail light, now that is some heart-sinking shit. It’s the realization that anonymity is not actually a thing in this day and age, anyone can find you if they look hard enough. I would have included this factoid in my problems with the film but I believe that this was necessary for the film to progress: The Lone Star Motel, there are three cars in the parking lot and only one has a CB radio. It was not hard for Rusty Nail to find the boys. Then of course we have the calm scene of mistaking the one ice truck driver of being Rusty Nail only to be jump shocked by the actual Rusty Nail in an intense chase and mental torture scene. The spray painted signs while not an ingenious idea on Rusty Nail’s part, are a nice touch to his psychopathy. I mean, what if they didn’t see them? Roll credits? After this there’s a big truck rundown chase in a cornfield and at this point it starts to lose it’s luster. And last but not least, we have our kidnapping Saw-esque showdown at a motel. But come on, we all knew Venna wasn’t going to die. At this point we’re just waiting to see the fate of Rusty Nail and if he lives on or not. The ending of the film confirms Rusty Nail is still active but we all know Joy Ride 2: Dead Ahead doesn’t contain the original cast. We don’t like to think about this but sometimes the fate of the sequels really does hurt the original film because our cliffhanger is almost meaningless. It’s no one’s fault really, but the damage is done.

             My problems with this film are as such: The acting in this film is poor in a lot areas. We have Paul Walker, our Fast and Furious star, but in reality Paul Walker is not a grade A actor and he comes off campy and unenthusiastic in a lot of scenes in this film. Steve Zahn may frequently be typecast as a goofy jackass but he’s damn good at that typecast so I’ll give it to him on this. Leelee Sobieski did not have too many lines in this film and the ones she did we’re just nothing special at all. While the settings and situations of this film may be unique to the slasher genre they fall short of actually being too interesting despite their uniqueness. Heres how this film could have solidified a decent spot in horror history: Ditch the immortal killer trope and have Rusty Nail be revealed, outed, and killed ceremoniously because after all he is just a human. That is of course just my opinion, I know there are plenty of people who dig the multi-sequel horror franchise vibe. So to conclude the issues with this film, it’s that it is unique in setting but not unique enough for the genre it stands in coupled with the fact that these were clearly filler roles for the actors involved so they did not bring their A-Game.

             I’m going to deep fry this hush puppy at watchable 6/10 because it is a very entertaining film for night of popcorn and fear mongering, but there really is nothing overly special to be found here. Thank you and remember, sometimes taking a look-see might refreshify your memory! 

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[starfox64]

i forgot how good the movie joyride is... im the man who uses the terms 'look see' and 'refreshify'

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