The Burbs

The Burbs
The Burbs

Film Details

Year

1989

Duration

97 minutes

Genres

Comedy, Thriller

Language

English

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Synopsis

Ray is an ordinary guy living in a very ordinary neighbourhood. That is, until the mysterious Klopeks move in and some very strange goings-on begin. When Ray and his friends begin a spot of detective work it's not clear whether their suspicions are all in their head or if there really is something sinister going on. A darkly comic satire on American suburbia, The 'Burbs features parodies of some great Hollywood classics, including Hitchcock's Rear Window.

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12 Classification

This film has a few uses of mild bad language and contains moderate violence.

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