If you purchased a ticket to watch Surf Nazis Must Die in 1987, then you probably knew what you were getting yourself into. This Troma Entertainment-distributed movie directed by Peter George sits close to the top of the cult schlock hall of fame due to its amazing title and poster artwork. However, the movie itself is a weird and slower-paced post-apocalyptic film that rarely lives up to the hectic and bloody marketing. However, if you love rough, low-budget 80s exploitation movies set on sunny California beaches with basic synth soundtracks, then this is a very endearing movie. This 80s bargain bin gem has been given a full 4K UHD release by Troma, giving George's earthquake-ravaged California a surprisingly fresh look, with plenty of special features on the disc. The plot is basic. A huge earthquake strikes Los Angeles, causing chaos and a lawless state of affairs along the coastal area. Rival gangs form from the wreckage; however, the Surf Nazis are the strongest force along th...