Updates for the past week are as follows:
THEY DON'T CUT THE GRASS ANYMORE [1985] Nathan Schiff"GRASS is a gruesomely graphic do-it-yourself exploitationer produced for pennies on the dollar in all the visual majesty that Super 8 reversal film can provide. It's certainly not for the faint hearted."
FROM HELL IT CAME [1957] Dan Milner"Legend has it that this film's release inspired the infamous review "And to hell it can go!". True? Who knows, but I like to think so."
BEGINNING OF THE END [1957] Bert I. Gordon"Chicago is here in name only, and is represented by a few barren sets and a load of still photographs - many of which have been enlarged and covered in grasshoppers. It's enough to make one wonder why Chicago was chosen as the location at all, with Los Angeles presumably so close by."
THE VIDEO DEAD [1987] Robert Scott"Even when the drama is failing or performances lacking [which is often], Scott ensures that at least something of interest is going on in frame [like a zombie playing with an Osterizer blender, funnily enough the same make and model I own!]."
As always, thanks for reading!
Kindest regards,
Kevin P.
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