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A group of young shopping mall employees stay behind 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 malfunctions, and goes on a killing spree.
Loved it! Some awesome death scenes, and the effects were brilliant!
The robots were rubbish, but I loved their never say die attitude!
This was very well made, creating a suspenful, funny, gory movie!
"I guess I'm just not used to running around a shopping mall in the middle of the night being chased by killer robots."
Haha! Amazing!
A dumb fun film that fully delivers on its ridiculous 80s premise. It's barely over an hour long; what's not to love?
Goofy movie that you shouldn't take seriously. It captures the vibe of the 80s really well, and back when malls had character and were kind of cool. I literally just finished the movie and the only character's name I remembered it is Ferdy, so that should tell you how important they are. The real stars are the robots, which are really brought to life with some really cool practical effects and they get to perform some pretty fun kills. Nothing life changing, but definitely worht a watch.
Cheezy 80’s B-movie horror. And I dug it. Malls, Synth, Robots, and Lasers. And while there is some nudity in this, it's much less of a soft-core exploitation flick than the rest of Jim Wynorski’s (aka Tom Popatopolis) filmography, which includes the likes of The Devil Wears Nada, The Hills Have Thighs, Cleavagefield, The Da Vinci Coed. This is silly fun. A bunch of teens just wanting to hang out and hook up in a furniture store after hours, but become tormented by the brand new security robots. Breezy cheezy fun. Plus Barbara Crampton
Reviews
Chopping Mall
Ray Hopkin reviewed
Chopping Mall
November 22, 2024Loved it! Some awesome death scenes, and the effects were brilliant!
The robots were rubbish, but I loved their never say die attitude!
This was very well made, creating a suspenful, funny, gory movie!
"I guess I'm just not used to running around a shopping mall in the middle of the night being chased by killer robots."
Haha! Amazing!
beastwarking reviewed
Chopping Mall
August 13, 2026Goofy movie that you shouldn't take seriously. It captures the vibe of the 80s really well, and back when malls had character and were kind of cool. I literally just finished the movie and the only character's name I remembered it is Ferdy, so that should tell you how important they are. The real stars are the robots, which are really brought to life with some really cool practical effects and they get to perform some pretty fun kills. Nothing life changing, but definitely worht a watch.
Kevin Ward reviewed
Chopping Mall
August 10, 2026Cheezy 80’s B-movie horror. And I dug it. Malls, Synth, Robots, and Lasers. And while there is some nudity in this, it's much less of a soft-core exploitation flick than the rest of Jim Wynorski’s (aka Tom Popatopolis) filmography, which includes the likes of The Devil Wears Nada, The Hills Have Thighs, Cleavagefield, The Da Vinci Coed. This is silly fun. A bunch of teens just wanting to hang out and hook up in a furniture store after hours, but become tormented by the brand new security robots. Breezy cheezy fun. Plus Barbara Crampton


