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Plagued
with bad sound and murky visuals
-- due to some sloppy day for
night shooting, I still loved
every stinky minute of this thing.
Especially that ending. A weird,
strange, and a bugaboo of a movie
I'd hesitate to call it great but
I'd earnestly recommend it to any
genre fan who needs to see the
movie that is so rightfully dubbed
-- and should be celebrated as --
the sickest PG-Rated movie ever
made! |
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It's
safe to say that it would take the
death and the opportunity to bury
their domineering, overbearing --
and soon to be revealed, psychotic
-- father as the only thing that
would bring all the estranged
siblings of the Dean clan back
together again. That, and greed has
brought them home one last time.
However, turns out dear old departed dad
might just have the last laugh on
all of them. |
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When
production on this Exorcist
knock-off
began, the battle lines were soon
drawn between the director and the
producer. Seems the former wanted
the film to focus on the doomed
romance between the leads while
the later wanted to focus on the
possession, the murders, and the
mayhem. Makes you kinda wonder if
the story behind the movie isn't
more interesting than what's on
the screen, don't it? |
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A
film co-conspired by Mario Bava
and actress Laura Betti while
making Hatchet
for a Honeymoon,
the script went through several
stages and five collaborators
before the cameras finally rolled.
Which is kinda amazing since it
appears that Bava's only real
desire, here, is to focus on the
murders themselves as the plot
that strings them together is
convoluted, confusing, and makes
Raymond Chandler's The
Big Sleep
read like shampoo instructions! |
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