Canadian director Jason Eisener is best known for Hobo with a Shotgun, which began as a two-minute fake trailer that won a Grindhouse contest and was later expanded into a feature starring Rutger Hauer.

Eisener's Hobo with a Shotgun began as a fake trailer that won a competition associated with Robert Rodriguez's Grindhouse project; Eisener later directed the feature-length film starring Rutger Hauer. His work is frequently discussed in the context of grindhouse and exploitation cinema.

The available review praises Jason Eisener's feature Hobo with a Shotgun as a successful expansion of a winning fake trailer into a low-budget, violent grindhouse homage. The film is noted for its dark humor, gore, and cult appeal, and for casting Rutger Hauer. Recommended for fans of exploitation and vigilante cinema.

For:Fans of exploitation, grindhouse and violent vigilante films; cult cinema enthusiasts.

 Before becoming a feature film, "Hobo with a Shotgun" was a two-minute fake trailer, with which director Jason Eisener participated in a competition held by director Robert Rodriguez to become part of the Grindhouse project, which in the U.S. was released in a three-hour version, including "Death Proof" by Tarantino and "Planet Terror" by Rodriguez himself (in our country, for commercial reasons, they were released separately) and various fake trailers, including "Machete" and indeed the aforementioned "Hobo with a Shotgun," which won the competition.

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