US Trailer For RUBBER: Everyone's Favourite Killer Tire Movie

Kurt Halfyard

After a very successful run on the festival circuit and an acquisition in the United States by savvy genre label, Magnet, Quentin Dupieux's psychokinetic killer tire flick, Rubber, is getting a limited theatrical release (April Fools Day, 'natch!) just after its commercial debut on VOD on February 25th and while there are plenty of reviews and coverage of this one in the archives, suffice it to say: Anyone who likes an offbeat genre-deconstruction with a little head 'sploding and other mixed absurdity on the side, is in for a real treat.

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