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Monthly Archives: February 2000
Blood Feast DVD
Gore pioneer starts choppin’ here As they relate on the commentary track, one night Chicago filmmaking partners Herschell Gordon Lewis and Dave Friedman sat in their Wacker Drive office brainstorming. They’d spent the past few winters down in Florida shooting … Continue reading
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Tagged backyard, Bill Kerwin, blood, cannibalism, commentrak, cult, David Friedman, DVD, gore, Herschell Gordon Lewis, horror, human sacrifice, Mal Arnold, Movie, pin-up, psycho killer, Review, Something Weird
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Cannibal! The Musical DVD
Good taste gone bad South Park: Bigger Longer & Uncut has been admired and even respected as the first real traditional musical film in years. But it wasn’t Trey Parker and Matt Stone’s first musical, their first controversial project, or … Continue reading
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Tagged blood, cannibalism, comedy, commentrak, DVD, gore, Matt Stone, monster, Movie, music, musical, Review, Trey Parker, Troma, western
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Color Me Blood Red DVD
Blood for Art’s sake In the prologue to this film, the owner of the Farnsworth Gallery at first admires, then carries a canvas out behind the building to set fire to it. As it burns, the painting bleeds human blood, … Continue reading →