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Totally F***ed Up (1993)
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Gregg Araki (writer)
Release Date:
13 January 1995 (UK)
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Gay teen angst... full summary | add synopsis
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this was a totally f***king unappreciated film
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Cast
(Cast overview, first billed only) | James Duval | ... | Andy |
 | Roko Belic | ... | Tommy |
| Susan Behshid | ... | Michele |
 | Jenee Gill | ... | Patricia |
| Gilbert Luna | ... | Steven |
| Lance May | ... | Deric |
| Alan Boyce | ... | Ian |
 | Craig Gilmore | ... | Brendan |
| Nicole Dillenberg | ... | Dominatrix |
| Johanna Went | ... | Excalibur Lady |
| Robert McHenry | ... | Andy's Trick |
| Brad Minnich | ... | 'don't touch mine' Guy |
| Michael Costanza | ... | Everett |
| Babyland | ... | Club Band (as Dan and Smith of Babyland) |
| Joyce Brouwers | ... | Deric's Mom |
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Totally Fucked Up (USA) (uncensored intended title)
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78 min
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First part of Gregg Araki's Teenage Apocalypse Trilogy. The other two parts are The Doom Generation (1995) and Nowhere (1997).
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References Terminator 2: Judgment Day (1991)
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Angel I'll Walk You Home
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| music | kcbuesing |
| Song Help | numbmannequin |
| I BLAME SOCIETY shirt | grenadinecros |
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It's obvious that the other person who did a review of this movie was not an Araki fan. In order to understand this movie, you have to be a hardcore Gregg Araki aficionado. This was one of his first films, and he was just beginning to develop his unique style of directing and writing. The language used is supposed to emphasize the immaturity of our generation even though we are in such serious situations as shown in the movie. It's actually a great juxtaposition. As for the cinematography, I would rather see a movie filmed in the way Totally F***ked Up was than any other uninterestingly-filmed movies. At it's core, this is really a story about the struggles of anyone who has ever felt like an outcast. It does leave us hanging at the end, but so do other Araki movies. That's just his style; and if you don't like it, then too bad for you. If you do happen to like this film or are interested, I urge you to see the rest of the Teenage Apocalypse Trilogy [next: The Doom Generation, Nowhere], and all other Araki films. They are all interesting and stylish.