Razorback (Modern Trailer)

Razorback (1984)

Modern Trailer Edit by Dan McBride

Part of my trailer project - breathing some new life into older, forgotten or overlooked films.
Mainly to spread awareness of these great films and hopefully inspire more people to
seek them out.

Director - Russell Mulcahy

Synopsis - As a vicious wild boar terrorizes the Australian outback, the husband of one of the victims is joined by a hunter and a farmer in a search for the beast.

Razorback is easily my pick for best "B-movie" of all time. It’s heaps of fun and shot by a world class cinematographer. In fact, I dare you to come up with a movie that has a better opening sequence than this one! Ozploitation at it’s finest. -- DM

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[KyleShiflet]

It's one of the best Australian movies ever made. I love every second of this movie

[DarkFireFly]

Why does this movie look so damn good???

[humansymbiote]

great work! this film is so beautifully lit!

[CooperRust]

Another brilliant Trailer Dan 👏 👌
Hey I saw - The Taking of Pelham One Two Three (1974) recently, would so love your trailer of that film.

[MultiBazilbrush]

I remember this film very stylish & well made. Also stars Arkie Whiteley who couple years earlier was in Mad Max 2: Road Warrior.

[aldavies]

Which edition is this footage from? Picture looks really good!

[evanmckenzie]

YES to all of this! Finding those unseen genre gems, and giving them some new life. Love it! 🤌

[yumkas]

Watchet night of the hunter and the disappearance because of your trailers! Can you do "white of the eye" someday please? The official trailer was horrendous...

[Tomofdahook]

Holy shit I’m buying this on blu-Ray if I can!

[GodLovesMoviesToo]

This movies is better than the original Mad Max.

[RobMikael]

You are the best you give is such hidden gems
I would Highly Highly suggest to watch Raiders of justice with Matt Mikkelsen

[johnmunro]

The twist is that the Pig ain't really the villain of the piece

[Tony-]

I remember it from the 80's but didnt pay much attention to it back then. Because of the woke crap Hollywood is churning out these days im really starting to appreciate the older movies a lot more.
Its a good film and the visuals are brilliant. The way its shot and lit - it looks like something straight out of a comic book. It was cool to see the actor from the Logan's Run TV show in it too (Gregory Harrison). I loved that show, and the movie.