2000·Comedy·1h 38m
7.1
★
A twisted teenage prostitute and an equally deranged vicious killer manage to escape from the pen and embark on a non-stop orgy of violence and debauchery, all while hoping to make it across the border into Mexico in order to seek refuge with the mysterious Sister Gomez.
Directed by Matthew Bright
prostitute
mexico
escape
road trip
sequel
murder
drugs
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Cast
Natasha Lyonne
White Girl (Crystal)
María Celedonio
Cyclona (Angela)
Vincent Gallo
Sister Gomez
David Alan Grier
Mr. Butz
Michael T. Weiss
Drifter
John Landis
Judge
Max Perlich
Flacco
April Telek
Mrs. Wilson
Alfonso Quijada
Federale
Marc Baur
TV Cop
Tom Heaton
Gramps
Freda Perry
Mrs. Wilson's Asst.
Crew
Matthew Bright
Director
Matthew Bright
Writer
Donald Kushner
Executive Producer
Samuel Hadida
Executive Producer
Victor Hadida
Executive Producer
Brad Wyman
Producer
Chris Hanley
Producer
Jovan Nenadic
Stunts
Duane Dickinson
Stunts
George Josef
Stunt Coordinator
Doug Chapman
Stunts
Brad Loree
Stunts
Popular Reviews
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Jack
8.0★ · 01/03/26
“you people lived way too long!”
“do you think you are a killer?”
“bitch! i am a minister of death!”
third film of the year (yeah i know it’s the 18th lmao, i just completely forgot to log anything for two weeks) i’ve watched about five movies in the new year and it’s probably just because i’ve been busy or just generally lacked motivation, but one thing i made sure i watched was the freeway sequel, which is infamous for being even crazier than the already unhinged 1996 exploitation film starring reece witherspoon. this time, instead of little red riding hood (a girl escaping from the foster care system, and going through a road trip with a psychopath) and this time, it’s clearly more of a hansel and gretel type story, with two girls (one being a serial killer, the other being a prostitute) both escape jail and go through america committing crimes, then fleeing to mexico. knowing natasha lyonne was in it was the biggest reason i wanted to watch this, but im really glad i did, because it may even be better than the original. while the first film was almost kinda mainstream-leaning, this one truly does not give a fuck: and instead this is a totally low-budget, purely exploitative movie that thrives on shock, plus extremely crude, gross-out humour. it’s a nightmarish adaptation on the fairytale, with puke galore and cannibalistic witches, both lead actresses are highly charismatic and energetic, playing two women addicted to crime, who both eventually have a homoerotic relationship, and of course vincent gallo: playing the grotesque witch. it’s very john waters adjacent, as it truly does not care. rampant drug use, transgressive violence and sexuality, plus also using bulimia as a form of dark humour. it’s offensive (with questionable portrayals of eating disorders, and gender identity) but is also honestly just wildly entertaining, and totally my thing.
“do you think you are a killer?”
“bitch! i am a minister of death!”
third film of the year (yeah i know it’s the 18th lmao, i just completely forgot to log anything for two weeks) i’ve watched about five movies in the new year and it’s probably just because i’ve been busy or just generally lacked motivation, but one thing i made sure i watched was the freeway sequel, which is infamous for being even crazier than the already unhinged 1996 exploitation film starring reece witherspoon. this time, instead of little red riding hood (a girl escaping from the foster care system, and going through a road trip with a psychopath) and this time, it’s clearly more of a hansel and gretel type story, with two girls (one being a serial killer, the other being a prostitute) both escape jail and go through america committing crimes, then fleeing to mexico. knowing natasha lyonne was in it was the biggest reason i wanted to watch this, but im really glad i did, because it may even be better than the original. while the first film was almost kinda mainstream-leaning, this one truly does not give a fuck: and instead this is a totally low-budget, purely exploitative movie that thrives on shock, plus extremely crude, gross-out humour. it’s a nightmarish adaptation on the fairytale, with puke galore and cannibalistic witches, both lead actresses are highly charismatic and energetic, playing two women addicted to crime, who both eventually have a homoerotic relationship, and of course vincent gallo: playing the grotesque witch. it’s very john waters adjacent, as it truly does not care. rampant drug use, transgressive violence and sexuality, plus also using bulimia as a form of dark humour. it’s offensive (with questionable portrayals of eating disorders, and gender identity) but is also honestly just wildly entertaining, and totally my thing.
“you people lived way too long!”
“do you think you are a killer?”
“bitch! i am a minister of death!”
third film of the year (yeah i know it’s the 18th lmao, i just completely forgot to log anything for two weeks) i’ve watched about five movies in the new year and it’s probably just because i’ve been busy or just generally lacked motivation, but one thing i made sure i watched was the freeway sequel, which is infamous for being even crazier than the already unhinged 1996 exploitation film starring reece witherspoon. this time, instead of little red riding hood (a girl escaping from the foster care system, and going through a road trip with a psychopath) and this time, it’s clearly more of a hansel and gretel type story, with two girls (one being a serial killer, the other being a prostitute) both escape jail and go through america committing crimes, then fleeing to mexico. knowing natasha lyonne was in it was the biggest reason i wanted to watch this, but im really glad i did, because it may even be better than the original. while the first film was almost kinda mainstream-leaning, this one truly does not give a fuck: and instead this is a totally low-budget, purely exploitative movie that thrives on shock, plus extremely crude, gross-out humour. it’s a nightmarish adaptation on the fairytale, with puke galore and cannibalistic witches, both lead actresses are highly charismatic and energetic, playing two women addicted to crime, who both eventually have a homoerotic relationship, and of course vincent gallo: playing the grotesque witch. it’s very john waters adjacent, as it truly does not care. rampant drug use, transgressive violence and sexuality, plus also using bulimia as a form of dark humour. it’s offensive (with questionable portrayals of eating disorders, and gender identity) but is also honestly just wildly entertaining, and totally my thing.
“do you think you are a killer?”
“bitch! i am a minister of death!”
third film of the year (yeah i know it’s the 18th lmao, i just completely forgot to log anything for two weeks) i’ve watched about five movies in the new year and it’s probably just because i’ve been busy or just generally lacked motivation, but one thing i made sure i watched was the freeway sequel, which is infamous for being even crazier than the already unhinged 1996 exploitation film starring reece witherspoon. this time, instead of little red riding hood (a girl escaping from the foster care system, and going through a road trip with a psychopath) and this time, it’s clearly more of a hansel and gretel type story, with two girls (one being a serial killer, the other being a prostitute) both escape jail and go through america committing crimes, then fleeing to mexico. knowing natasha lyonne was in it was the biggest reason i wanted to watch this, but im really glad i did, because it may even be better than the original. while the first film was almost kinda mainstream-leaning, this one truly does not give a fuck: and instead this is a totally low-budget, purely exploitative movie that thrives on shock, plus extremely crude, gross-out humour. it’s a nightmarish adaptation on the fairytale, with puke galore and cannibalistic witches, both lead actresses are highly charismatic and energetic, playing two women addicted to crime, who both eventually have a homoerotic relationship, and of course vincent gallo: playing the grotesque witch. it’s very john waters adjacent, as it truly does not care. rampant drug use, transgressive violence and sexuality, plus also using bulimia as a form of dark humour. it’s offensive (with questionable portrayals of eating disorders, and gender identity) but is also honestly just wildly entertaining, and totally my thing.
3
jack
8.0★ · 01/03/26
“you people lived way too long!”
“do you think you are a killer?”
“bitch! i am a minister of death!”
third film of the year (yeah i know it’s the 18th lmao, i just completely forgot to log anything for two weeks) i’ve watched about five movies in the new year and it’s probably just because i’ve been busy or just generally lacked motivation, but one thing i made sure i watched was the freeway sequel, which is infamous for being even crazier than the already unhinged 1996 exploitation film starring reece witherspoon. this time, instead of little red riding hood (a girl escaping from the foster care system, and going through a road trip with a psychopath) and this time, it’s clearly more of a hansel and gretel type story, with two girls (one being a serial killer, the other being a prostitute) both escape jail and go through america committing crimes, then fleeing to mexico. knowing natasha lyonne was in it was the biggest reason i wanted to watch this, but im really glad i did, because it may even be better than the original. while the first film was almost kinda mainstream-leaning, this one truly does not give a fuck: and instead this is a totally low-budget, purely exploitative movie that thrives on shock, plus extremely crude, gross-out humour. it’s a nightmarish adaptation on the fairytale, with puke galore and cannibalistic witches, both lead actresses are highly charismatic and energetic, playing two women addicted to crime, who both eventually have a homoerotic relationship, and of course vincent gallo: playing the grotesque witch. it’s very john waters adjacent, as it truly does not care. rampant drug use, transgressive violence and sexuality, plus also using bulimia as a form of dark humour. it’s offensive (with questionable portrayals of eating disorders, and gender identity) but is also honestly just wildly entertaining, and totally my thing.
“do you think you are a killer?”
“bitch! i am a minister of death!”
third film of the year (yeah i know it’s the 18th lmao, i just completely forgot to log anything for two weeks) i’ve watched about five movies in the new year and it’s probably just because i’ve been busy or just generally lacked motivation, but one thing i made sure i watched was the freeway sequel, which is infamous for being even crazier than the already unhinged 1996 exploitation film starring reece witherspoon. this time, instead of little red riding hood (a girl escaping from the foster care system, and going through a road trip with a psychopath) and this time, it’s clearly more of a hansel and gretel type story, with two girls (one being a serial killer, the other being a prostitute) both escape jail and go through america committing crimes, then fleeing to mexico. knowing natasha lyonne was in it was the biggest reason i wanted to watch this, but im really glad i did, because it may even be better than the original. while the first film was almost kinda mainstream-leaning, this one truly does not give a fuck: and instead this is a totally low-budget, purely exploitative movie that thrives on shock, plus extremely crude, gross-out humour. it’s a nightmarish adaptation on the fairytale, with puke galore and cannibalistic witches, both lead actresses are highly charismatic and energetic, playing two women addicted to crime, who both eventually have a homoerotic relationship, and of course vincent gallo: playing the grotesque witch. it’s very john waters adjacent, as it truly does not care. rampant drug use, transgressive violence and sexuality, plus also using bulimia as a form of dark humour. it’s offensive (with questionable portrayals of eating disorders, and gender identity) but is also honestly just wildly entertaining, and totally my thing.
“you people lived way too long!”
“do you think you are a killer?”
“bitch! i am a minister of death!”
third film of the year (yeah i know it’s the 18th lmao, i just completely forgot to log anything for two weeks) i’ve watched about five movies in the new year and it’s probably just because i’ve been busy or just generally lacked motivation, but one thing i made sure i watched was the freeway sequel, which is infamous for being even crazier than the already unhinged 1996 exploitation film starring reece witherspoon. this time, instead of little red riding hood (a girl escaping from the foster care system, and going through a road trip with a psychopath) and this time, it’s clearly more of a hansel and gretel type story, with two girls (one being a serial killer, the other being a prostitute) both escape jail and go through america committing crimes, then fleeing to mexico. knowing natasha lyonne was in it was the biggest reason i wanted to watch this, but im really glad i did, because it may even be better than the original. while the first film was almost kinda mainstream-leaning, this one truly does not give a fuck: and instead this is a totally low-budget, purely exploitative movie that thrives on shock, plus extremely crude, gross-out humour. it’s a nightmarish adaptation on the fairytale, with puke galore and cannibalistic witches, both lead actresses are highly charismatic and energetic, playing two women addicted to crime, who both eventually have a homoerotic relationship, and of course vincent gallo: playing the grotesque witch. it’s very john waters adjacent, as it truly does not care. rampant drug use, transgressive violence and sexuality, plus also using bulimia as a form of dark humour. it’s offensive (with questionable portrayals of eating disorders, and gender identity) but is also honestly just wildly entertaining, and totally my thing.
“do you think you are a killer?”
“bitch! i am a minister of death!”
third film of the year (yeah i know it’s the 18th lmao, i just completely forgot to log anything for two weeks) i’ve watched about five movies in the new year and it’s probably just because i’ve been busy or just generally lacked motivation, but one thing i made sure i watched was the freeway sequel, which is infamous for being even crazier than the already unhinged 1996 exploitation film starring reece witherspoon. this time, instead of little red riding hood (a girl escaping from the foster care system, and going through a road trip with a psychopath) and this time, it’s clearly more of a hansel and gretel type story, with two girls (one being a serial killer, the other being a prostitute) both escape jail and go through america committing crimes, then fleeing to mexico. knowing natasha lyonne was in it was the biggest reason i wanted to watch this, but im really glad i did, because it may even be better than the original. while the first film was almost kinda mainstream-leaning, this one truly does not give a fuck: and instead this is a totally low-budget, purely exploitative movie that thrives on shock, plus extremely crude, gross-out humour. it’s a nightmarish adaptation on the fairytale, with puke galore and cannibalistic witches, both lead actresses are highly charismatic and energetic, playing two women addicted to crime, who both eventually have a homoerotic relationship, and of course vincent gallo: playing the grotesque witch. it’s very john waters adjacent, as it truly does not care. rampant drug use, transgressive violence and sexuality, plus also using bulimia as a form of dark humour. it’s offensive (with questionable portrayals of eating disorders, and gender identity) but is also honestly just wildly entertaining, and totally my thing.
2
brooke
10.0★ · 01/26/26
if I could describe this movie in 6 words it would be, lesbians, cannibals, bulimia, murder, and female rage.
I’m convinced every movie or show where natasha plays a lesbian is a 5 stars no matter what
I’m convinced every movie or show where natasha plays a lesbian is a 5 stars no matter what
if I could describe this movie in 6 words it would be, lesbians, cannibals, bulimia, murder, and female rage.
I’m convinced every movie or show where natasha plays a lesbian is a 5 stars no matter what
I’m convinced every movie or show where natasha plays a lesbian is a 5 stars no matter what
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jocelyn mallory
10.0★ · 05/11/26
bitch i am the minister of death
bitch i am the minister of death
Cthulhusshoes
8.0★ · 03/23/26
I just... Wow. It's been a little while since I watched the original Freeway but I do not remember it being anywhere near as bonkers, off the wall and exploitative as this awesome piece of filmmaking.
Frankly, it was awesome. The prison vomiting sets what I expected to be the tone, but then we get to a house with some elderly folk and it goes further. Then it goes further, and just when I think it's went as far as it's gonna go, it goes just a bit more.
Loved it.
Frankly, it was awesome. The prison vomiting sets what I expected to be the tone, but then we get to a house with some elderly folk and it goes further. Then it goes further, and just when I think it's went as far as it's gonna go, it goes just a bit more.
Loved it.
I just... Wow. It's been a little while since I watched the original Freeway but I do not remember it being anywhere near as bonkers, off the wall and exploitative as this awesome piece of filmmaking.
Frankly, it was awesome. The prison vomiting sets what I expected to be the tone, but then we get to a house with some elderly folk and it goes further. Then it goes further, and just when I think it's went as far as it's gonna go, it goes just a bit more.
Loved it.
Frankly, it was awesome. The prison vomiting sets what I expected to be the tone, but then we get to a house with some elderly folk and it goes further. Then it goes further, and just when I think it's went as far as it's gonna go, it goes just a bit more.
Loved it.