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Joe Karlosi wrote:This felt very much in the spirit of the superior CHILDREN SHOULDN'T PLAY WITH DEAD THINGS, I thought. And like that film we have to sit through a lot of exposition until we get to the ghoulish mayhem at the very end. There isn't much to recommend for most of the first three quarters, unless you like watching people shoot movies. But I always get a kick out of seeing Carradine wandering about in any horror film. Also starring in this movie is an older Faith Domergue (50's sci-fi beauty) which is interesting. And it's funny watching John Ireland playing the part of the most insufferably arrogant director any underpaid actor would ever want to work for.
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John Bernhard wrote:I'd guess Faith was 50, give or take a year. As to the film, it is seriously muddled and fails to connect the dots . If you watch closely, David is revealed to be a Beal and the owner of the open grave. But this fails to explain who the other ghoul is or how Anne gets from the house to floating in the water. Or what the pint of everything is. The script could nto have been that confused, so I am guessing they ran out of time or $$ and had to cobble the end together.
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atommo wrote:Or when the director is about to get it on with the actress but she loses the mood when she discovers her cat is gone. It sends him into a rage, "Oh...FRITZ the cat!" So that alone would make a guy want to half the cat!
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doctor kiss wrote:Reviews of this film always seem to have commented on the 'choppy' nature of the ending, so it seems probable that any tinkering occurred prior to the film's release. This is certainly conceivable, not least as the movie was partly financed by a Mormon group (the Utah equivalent of Ed Wood's baptists, evidently) who took an active role in overseeing the production.
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Joe Karlosi wrote: And it's funny watching John Ireland playing the part of the most insufferably arrogant director any underpaid actor would ever want to work for.
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