Not Quite Hollywood: The Wild, Untold Story of Ozploitation Critic Reviews

Think of Not Quite Hollywood as a vividly illustrated catalogue of astonishing smut.Read the full review

Aussie genre pics of the 1970s and '80s get a rip-roaring salute in Not Quite Hollywood, complete with endorsement by Quentin Tarantino as chief onscreen fanboy.Read the full review

All in all, this is a celebration of Australian exuberance, a national ethic of adventurousness and enormous charisma.Read the full review

It's a kicky, slightly exhausting look at a bygone era of low-rent moviemaking, whose colorful trove of film clips should delight fans of cinematic esoterica, nostalgic schlock and high octane drive-in fare.Read the full review

A survey of the week wouldn't be complete without a left-handed salute--not to be confused with a backhanded compliment--to the gleeful rubbish of Not Quite Hollywood: The Wild, Untold Story of Ozploitation!Read the full review

It’s as slickly enjoyable as anything you’d see on VH1.Read the full review

It's all very foul, and completely entertaining.Read the full review

Beyond mere titillation -- and some good-natured laughs at the expense of genre cliches -- Not Quite Hollywood has a sociological edge.Read the full review