What happens if Texas Chainsaw Massacre Leatherface was from the point of view? And if he and his family were not cannibalistic murderer, but he was terribly unhappy? And 'the starting point of the horror-comedy vs. Tucker & Dale. Evil, co-written by director and producer Eli Craig Morgan Jurgenson, and starring Alan Tudyk, and Tyler Labine as two good-hearted group of rednecks who inadvertently torment stupid, boozed-up college kids camping in the woods. Tudyk, Labine, and are up to their "Holiday" once-dilapidated house owned by psycho-killer when they accidentally frighten a skinny-dipper, which bumps his head and nearly drowns. They take the girl (Katrina Bowden), the cottage, and try to contact his friends. But Tudyk and Labine-friendly to keep leaving to get abused by the jet-y undergrads, who end up committing suicide while trying to go after Hicks.
Tucker & Dale vs. The evil is too slippery and too cute, Tudyk and Labine is a brilliant comic actors, but the film could have been better served by less recognizable faces. However, the stars seem to have a costume hillbilly fun guys, but their opponents, raised their collars and feathered hair, look like the theater. Even Craig and Jurgenson to share most of the best cards in the first half hour of film, one of the "judge a book by its cover", a farce, slapstick and violence in another hour. But a comedy,
Tucker, and Dale is surprisingly intelligent for killing scenes, which were consolidated, as well as those in any slasher film. The filmmakers thought of as deadly misunderstandings can occur, as when a co-EDS approach to the holiday entitlement as a chainsaw wielding Tudyk attacked by bees, or when a child jumps from Tudyk and stops the wood chipper. Tucker & Dale jokes are not funny just odd enough to hear over and over again.
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