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Hobo with a Shotgun (2011)
Hobo with a Shotgun is a 2011 action movie based on the fake trailer featured in some screenings (mainly in Canada) of Quentin Tarantino and Robert Rodriguez project Grindhouse. The film was the second mock trailer that was made into a feature length film (the first being Robert Rodriguez's Machete).
The following firearms were used in the movie Hobo with a Shotgun:
Remington 870
In the feature version, instead of Ithaca 37, used by Hobo in the original fake trailer, Hobo (David Brunt was replaced by cult actor Rutger Hauer) uses a Remington 870 to execute various criminals including a serial killer covered with blood and cocaine, pimps, bumfights film-makers and, of course, a pedophile in Santa suit. Later, after the Hobo has been captured, his friend Abby takes the shotgun and customizes it, sawing the stock down to a pistol grip and duct-taping an axe to it.
Beretta 92FS Inox
Ivan/Rip (Nick Bateman) is seen threatening a crowd at the beginning of the film with a Beretta 92FS Inox carried by Drake.
Beretta 92FS
Chief of Police (Jeremy Akerman) Pulls a Beretta 92FS to welcome Hobo to town
Smith & Wesson Model 57
One of the robbers (in the mask of Dr. Doom) can be seen with Smith & Wesson Model 57 in the robbery scene, pointing it at a baby.
Unidentified revolver
Robber in green shirt and red mask can be seen carrying a revolver, but it's hard to identify it.
Spear Guns
The Plague (those two guys in the weird armor), are equipped with spear guns that they hang people with by tying a noose around their necks and anchoring the rope to the ceiling with the harpoon. The guns were built upon M203 grenade launchers.
Unknown AK Variant
A random bad guy holding an AK Variant
Custom FlameThrower
Slick (Gregory Smith) uses a customized Flamethrower with foregrip and camouflage detail to burn the schoolbus
Trivia
Shot for shot
Hobo with a Shotgun did not utilize the same technique as Machete (i.e. recycling originally shot footage for the full length feature) - Director Jason Eisener did not recycle any of the footage from original trailer (which was necessary since the actors were recast). Some of the refilmed sequences are literally shot for shot recreations of the original faux trailer.
