The Doom Generation

powerfull dark movie of it's time , was a front runner for that genre . was hoping to run in some ***** cutters meself.... Full review

Gregg Araki tried a little too hard with "The Doom Generation," a failure of a teen road movie. It has its funny moments, and it has its dreadful, awful, ridiculous moments as well, which are the main cause of my less-than-admirable... Full review

What do you get when you combine a low budget, bad acting, and a REALLY bad script? You get this awful movie. At one hour and 23 minutes, it's about 80 minutes too long. It was PAINFULL to watch this crap.... Full review

not the best or worst movie ever made but very interesting to say the least if you haven't seen this movie at least watch it once and give it a chance..you have not seen a movie like this... Full review

The Doom Generation is an operatic study in depravity. A cheap NBK for alienated teenies in the vast wasteland of the mid nineties. One cannot deny its brazen and silly displays of comedic violence and taboo subject matter. I admire Gregg... Full review

With opening dialogue like "I feel like a gerbil stuck in Richard Gere's butt-hole" -or something- it's easy to say that this is not a quality film. In fact,it's dreadful garbage,an ultra-cheap,teenie Natural Born Killers with the same '666' symbolism and... Full review

This is one of my favorite movies ever! This movie really just makes you want to just drive off into nothing. I loved the many cameos in the movie, and the strange situations the characthers got themselves in. Bravo... Full review

Not a single accurate review yet on how horrible a movie this was/is. I like unusal movies ie gummo, storytellers, donnie darko, salton sea, but this movie was bad. And bad for all the wrong reasons. I have been told that... Full review

*SPOILER ALERT* *SPOILER ALERT* I bought this video. They weren't looking for trouble, but trouble found them. They are the Doom Generation. Is it an exploitative movie about bored youths killing and sleeping their way across the land of convenience... Full review

Asian-American director Gregg Araki's first "heterosexual movie" (as the opening credits declare) is a lurid, drug-fueled romp about teen angst, sex, voyeurism, murder, consumerism and homophobia. It's also a lot of fun, in an ironically kitsch, acquired-taste sort of way.At... Full review

The film follows three loathsome, degenerate teenagers as they shotgun-blast their way across a wasteland of motels and convenience stores. Araki and his collaborators undoubtedly had some intention of combining the crude techniques of exploitation movies and "drive-in trash" to fashion a commentary on the depravity of modern America. ... Full Review

THE DOOM GENERATION (Unrated) Contains a plurality of disgusting things, from body functional references to violence. Doom Generation" is an 85-minute, darkly comic assault on the audience, laden with satirically over-the-top (and below-the-belt) violence, unending profanity and enough references to the posterior to fill a proctologic encyclopedia. ... Full Review

They haven't a thought in their heads, but the rootless teens who idle through road-movie territory in The Doom Generation always have an elaborately obscene remark at the ready. By the time these three get around to sharing a mattress - they're energized by the trail of dead clerks and cashiers they leave in their vacuous wake - it's clear there's actually one person talking, and that's openly gay writer-director-editor Gregg Araki. ... Full Review

Billed as "a heterosexual movie by Gregg Araki," The Doom Generation is the director's self-styled bad-taste teen film. One day, they run across Xavier Red (Johnathon Schaech), a charming but enigmatic drifter who has a bad habit of killing people. ... Full Review

Billed as "a heterosexual movie by Gregg Araki ," The Doom Generation is the director's self-styled bad-taste teen film. One day, they run across Xavier Red ( Johnathon Schaech ), a charming but enigmatic drifter who has a bad habit of killing people. ... Full Review

The '90s were a good time to be a teen -- especially if you were itching for more than just the mainstream. Nestled between the John Hughes '80s and the bubbly Disney '00s, the '90s were a time when teen... ... Full Article

Director Gregg Araki's most accessible film to date is, ironically, also his most controversial. His previous films, such as The Doom Generation and Nowhere , were more concerned with shock value and surrealism than with plot and character and ended... ... Full Article

Friday October 27, 1995 With four features in the past six years, Gregg Araki has established himself as one of America's most gifted and provocative filmmakers, chronicling the lives of young people sometimes uncertain of their sexual orientation, most always... ... Full Article

"THE DOOM Generation" is being hyped by its creators as "the alienated teen pic to end all alienated teen pics" and you can hardly argue with them. ... Full Article

The Doom Generation , hands-down one of the most horrid examples of filmmaking I've seen in ages, is a brain-dead, post-modern love story. The plot (what there is of it) tells the moronic tale of Amy Blue ( Rose McGowan... ... Full Article

A living, breathing severed head, a spaced-out slacker, a clueless girl who leads him astray and a bisexual drifter who comes between them in more ways than one... ... Full Article