Hubcap

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Bobby K “Hubcap” is a fun indie with a lot of charm. Its Georgia setting is enhanced through casting of multiple quirky but entertaining characters, The love story is endearing. Ash Hamilton as the sheriff is a standout and I found myself rooting for her throughout the film. Quinn Bonza as a junior deputy is also charming and memorable. I quite enjoyed the film! The story is both campy fun and engaging, reminiscent of “Dukes of Hazzard”, one of my favorite TV show from the 80’s. Yes, the Hubcap coming to people's defense was hilarious. The film took some unexpected turns to keep the audience on their toes. In this wacky world, anything is possible. The sexy scenes are done tounge in cheek and adds to the charm of this amusing and fun teen horror comedy. Rated 5/5 Stars •  Rated 5 out of 5 stars 04/14/25 Full Review Julian H Hubcap is one of the most unusual ideas for a movie I’ve seen in some time. The story about a murdered veterans soul trapped inside of a hubcap is interesting enough, but the stakes are raised when the hubcap turns killer enacting revenge on the neighborhood bullies. While bouncing between the comedy and horror genre, the premise is interesting enough to make you want to see what happens next. Having a hubcap that practices how to kill someone was a funny moment. The main actor, Ash Hamilton, plays Rainy Lawson, a survivor sheriff looking to solve the crime. She carried the film and provided depth to the story. While I would’ve loved the film to stick with those two genres, it had elements of a drama that stabilized the ride a bit. Overall, I give major props for pulling off such a unique premise with a memorable concept and if you like something off the beaten path, check it out. Rated 4/5 Stars •  Rated 4 out of 5 stars 03/23/25 Full Review TRAVIS G I just watched the movie HUBCAP! The movie has a lot of strong scenes that I enjoyed watching and were also quite comical. The movie is directed and written by Dick Mays. Lead actors I enjoyed watching were Ash Hamilton playing Rainy Lawson and Adam Boyer playing the character of Dr. Bo Adams. The movie has good suspense, very good dialogue and drama and tons of unique scenes. It’s definitely an original movie to watch! It was also shot in a cool way with many cool scenes to see and quite intriguing. The production value is quite high! The story pulls you in many directions as you're watching this movie. I also thought the lead actors had great onscreen chemistry– they were great together and the suspense was very high. The sets are great for an indie movie. I look forward to what this director and filmmaker can achieve in his upcoming bright career! Check this movie out! You’ll remember it! Rated 5/5 Stars •  Rated 5 out of 5 stars 02/05/25 Full Review Kolo P The concept of a film where a hubcap is a killer on the loose (yes, the ones on old fashioned cars!) was so random and novel that it had to be a spoof comedy. I found the film style to be very much like the office TV series in some of its setup and content (which is a good thing) and the characters’ deadpan responses to the very wacky idea of a killer hubcap. The film characters don’t seem much bothered by the concept and I was waiting to see if anyone would burst out laughing in the story but nothing - all of which adds to the genre of this film. It does have some good twists and turns to keep you watching and the ‘victims’ of the hubcap all seem totally serious about their encounters with the deadly chrome plated disc. I was so intrigued as to how the filmmakers made the hubcap (real not CGI) move around and roll etc, all of which took me off the issue about a killer hubcap! Crazy yes, but that is the beauty of this film and a well crafted and innovative story. Definitely worth a watch for the fun! Rated 4/5 Stars •  Rated 4 out of 5 stars 01/30/25 Full Review ETHAN M "Hubcap" delivers a fun, campy horror experience reminiscent of cult classics like Rubber and Christine. Set in a conservative mountain town, the film follows Rainy Lawson, Georgia’s first female sheriff, as she takes on a supernatural killer with an unusual form—a possessed hubcap. Alongside the horror, the film weaves in themes of vengeance, romance, and deep-seated social tensions, making for an engaging watch. The movie embraces its B-movie aesthetic, leaning into the absurdity of its premise while keeping the audience hooked with its eerie atmosphere and unexpected moments of dark humor. It’s a blend of supernatural horror and small-town drama that feels fresh and unpredictable. That said, there are some technical shortcomings, particularly in the sound design. The dialogue mixing is inconsistent, with moments where background noise fluctuates noticeably between cuts. Some lines also seem to suffer from microphone issues, which can be a bit distracting. However, these flaws don’t detract too much from the overall experience. If you enjoy quirky horror films where everyday objects turn deadly, Hubcap is well worth a watch. It’s a creative, revenge-driven horror flick with a unique premise, and despite some technical hiccups, it remains thoroughly entertaining. Rated 4/5 Stars •  Rated 4 out of 5 stars 01/30/25 Full Review Read all reviews

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