Barbara Crampton, Karrie Emerson, Kelli Maroney
A group of teenagers that work at the mall all get together for a late night party in one of the stores. When the mall goes on lock down before they can get out, The robot security system activates af...( read more
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DVD Release Date: August 17, 2004
Stats: 308 reviews
Low budget Corman film about 30 year old teenagers locked in a mall overnight with killbots that look a lot like Johnny 5. A Cheesefest worth a look for some laughs... with lines like "We're gonna send these robots a Rambo-gram", you have to give it a little credit...
I cant help but chuckle a bit when this movie is mentioned in a conversation. As sad as some may think, I showed up early to a Best Buy when I found out that this movie was being released on DVD. I got a few weird looks. But this movie is classic. Robots, lasers, cliche dialogue ...( read more)
Johnny 5 is alive & he's gonna fucking kill you. Malls of the 80s it sorta reminded me of a robot version of Dawn of the Dead. Some of the kills are okay (I loved the exploding head) but the best thing about Chopping Mall (besides its title) are the cameos of Roger Corman regul...( read more)
hmmmmm this movie is horrible but i kind of like it as well. Take a "Revenge of the Nerds" soundtrack, C3PO on heroin, an excellent cameo by Dick Miller, some pretty loserish action/kill sequences, asswipe characters, some brief but sweet T@A and a SLIM runtime and there you ha...( read more)
Short Circuit-like robots gone bad. Plenty of nudity and cheesy dialogue for a B-level 80s horror film. For the squeamish, we've got one exploding head.
Killbots Go To The Mall! This should have been the first in an Ernest-style franchise.
Killbots Save Christmas
After accidentally exploding Santa Claus' skull, the Killbots must work together to ensure Christmas goes ahead without a hitch! Children deemed naughty by their comp...( read more)
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