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Read Empire's review of The Greasy Strangler.

Dare to be stupid: Jim Hosking's irredeemable and weird father-son whatsit is just silly enough

The horror-comedy “The Greasy Strangler” is a bizarre and often strangely funny and affecting exercise in escalating repulsiveness and bad taste.

A dreadfully silly serial killer movie involving crotchless trousers, an all-night car wash and lots and lots of grease.

The two revel in Los Angeles disco history by day, and the dad stalks by night in this midnight-movie-esque work from Jim Hosking.

The two revel in Los Angeles disco history by day, and the dad stalks by night in this midnight-movie-esque work from Jim Hosking.

Is it worth seeing? Yes, but only if you enjoy being grossed out. 

This is a reprint of our review from the 2016 Sundance Film Festival. Cinema history is marked by the efforts of a few genuine provocateurs and many would-be...

Jim Hosking and Toby Harvard's debut feature belongs to a film history of provocation and goofy, gory splatter

The Greasy Strangler is a perverted fever dream that will please few audiences, but those who enjoy it are in for one f*#ked up treat.