Hobo with a Shotgun

Director: Jason Eisener

Overview

A hobo (Rutger Hauer) blows into a lawless town, arms himself with a shotgun, and decides to take down a ruthless crime boss in this violent, neo-exploitation throwback that began as a "fake" trailer for the "Grindhouse Trailer" competition at the 2007 South by Southwest Film Festival.

Product Details

Release Date:	07/05/2011
UPC:	0876964004008
Original Release:	2011
Rating:	NR
Source:	Magnolia
Region Code:	1
Presentation:	[Wide Screen]
Sound:	[Dolby Digital 5.1 Surround]
Language:	English
Time:	1:26:00
Sales rank:	49,579

Special Features

Shotgun Mode - Behind the scenes interactive movie feature; Commentary with Jason Eisener (Director) and Rutger Hauer; Commentary with Jason Eisener (Director), John Davies (Writer), Rob Cotterill (Producer) and David Brunt (Grindhouse Trailer "Hobo")

Cast & Crew

Performance Credits

Rutger Hauer	Hobo
Gregory Smith	Slick
Molly Dunsworth	Abby
Brian Downey	The Drake
Nick Bateman	Ivan
Robb Wells	Logan
Adam Burke	Composer
Darius Hobert	Composer
The Obsidian Orchestra	Composer
Darius Holbert	Composer
Giallos Flame	Composer
Russ Howard III	Composer

Technical Credits

John Davies

John Davies	Screenwriter,Screenwriter
Rob Cotterill	Producer
Niv Fichman	Producer
Frank Siracusa	Producer
Mark Slone	Executive Producer
Victor Loewy	Executive Producer
Jason Johnson	Special Effects
Deirdre Bowen	Casting
Sheila Lane	Casting
Victor Lowey	Executive Producer

Scene Index

Disc #1 -- Hobo with a Shotgun
1. Spare Some Change?
2. I Am Tired
3. Lock Him Up
4. You're So Hot
5. Back For that $10?
6. Parents Smile
7. Grab Your Guns
8. They're In There!
9. Hey You
10. You Got a Match?
11. Ladies and Gentleman
12. Pull My Hair
1. Play All [:42]
2. The Hobo Express [1:43]
3. Sweet Bricklin [:34]
4. My Favorite Uncle's Head [1:50]
5. The Blood Sprinkler Dance [2:16]
6. The Hobo [:33]
7. Smashing Melons [:26]
8. Flat Feet [:25]
9. Drake's Arcade [:59]
10. Feeling No Pain [:39]
11. Rehearsals With Slick and Abby [:50]
12. Rehearsals With Slick and Abby Part 2 [:38]
13. Chest Carving [1:47]
14. Dumpster Dive With Rutger Hauer [1:19]
15. David Brunt On Bears [:20]
16. Weapons Of Bloody Destruction [:51]
17. Chewing Glass [1:17]
18. Bears [2:00]
19. Money Shots [:29]
20. See How the Other Half Lives [:27]
21. Blood [:08]
22. The Death Of Television [:46]
23. When Life Gives You Razors... [10:16]
24. Disco Inferno [2:19]
25. This Jus In... An Ice Skate [7:11]
26. The Great David Brunt [4:52]
27. More Blood [5:27]
28. 911 [5:09]
29. Protected Under the Law [2:24]
30. Ivan V. Hobo [1:26]
31. Easily the Worst Death Ever [:33]
32. Slick's Bus Arrives [3:39]
33. Stay With Us [1:15]
34. A Hobo With a Shotgun [3:57]
35. The Doctor Will See You [4:50]
36. Plague Attack! [:10]
37. At Home With The Plague [3:43]
38. Abby's Apparel [:57]
39. Abby Takes a Stand [5:36]
40. Glory Hole Full Of Hobo [2:28]
41. Abby Strikes Back [4:58]
42. Lawnmower Woman [:35]
43. More Bears [9:56]
44. More Blood, More Heart [3:19]
45. Rutger Thanks the Crew [:00]

Menu

Disc #1 -- Hobo with a Shotgun
Play Movie
Scene Selections
Special Features
Shotgun Mode Clips
Commentary with Jason Eisener (Director) and Rutger Hauer: On
Commentary with Jason Eisener (Director) and Rutger Hauer: Off
Commentary with Jason Eisener (Director), John Davies (Writer), Rob Cotterill (Producer), and David Brunt (Grindhouse Trailer "Hobo"): On
Commentary with Jason Eisener (Director), John Davies (Writer), Rob Cotterill (Producer), and David Brunt (Grindhouse Trailer "Hobo"): Off
Set Up
Audio
5.1 English Dolby Digital
Subtitles
Spanish
Subtitles: None
Enter Shotgun Mode Here
Play Shotgun Mode

Editorial Reviews

Reviewer: Sheila Lahijani, MD (Rush University Medical Center)
Description: With a well-organized and easily accessible format, this book reviews the main concepts of behavioral science with a particular focus on high yield topics. Each chapter delineates major subjects and integrates them as a quick reference guide for an efficient review. Written by a resident physician, it targets areas that are typically on examinations.
Purpose: This book is designed to help medical students identify and recall major areas of behavioral science. It is to be used as a reference or a supplement to primary textbooks and is ideal as a pocket guide.
Audience: While this book may be used by students at all levels, it is ideal for those rotating on a psychiatry clerkship and preparing for USMLE. It is best used after adequate studying and preparation as a quick reference.
Features: It is divided into three sections on human development and psychology; psychiatric disorders and treatment; and ethics, health care, and statistics. The chapters are divided into topics and organized into columns for quick study and recall. Of note, chapters end with clinical vignettes that demonstrate the application of the material just covered. Tables dispersed throughout the book cover broad areas.
Assessment: Overall, this is a fairly comprehensive review, clearly organized. It is especially useful for those preparing for a board exam after they have studied for a period of time and need a reference tool for recall. It is a review, so obviously it is not to be used as a primary textbook. Its ease of use and design set it apart from other books covering individual subjects.