To be a fly on the wall of the cocaine fueled writing sessions of this jumbled mess of a movie. Are you sick of films having only one MacGuffin? Well don’t you fret because this film has three of them in the first act. I believe that there may have been a mixup where the filmmakers accidentally made the video game adaptation of the film instead of the film itself.
It’s as if Disney read all the complaints lobbed against…
Psychedelic grind-house mayhem at its finest. What starts out as a slow-burn trip into a collision between the titular character and an acid crazed cult of redneck sycophants turns into an exploitation film of the highest order.
The plot is tried and true: guy loses girl to psychopaths and goes on revenge spree...that's essentially it but that's not what is great about this film - it's all the other ideas that are so damn great. From the magenta soaked lighting…
Any film that starts out like a Doris Day movie and ends with a bunch of old people yelling "Hail Satan" is alright in my book. Having read the original Ira Levine novel, this is one of the most faithful adaptations I've ever seen put to celluloid. There are two moments from the novel that are not in the film: one is the dinner after they see the Branford for the first time and the other is Rosemary visiting Guy…
