Oh man the life history of the "brute" in this movie is pretty heartbreaking yall. Made the movie a little more effective with some moments and made all my sympathy for the pretentious narcissistic artist basically vanish.
But anyways its a solid super short little horror film that kinda feels like a 40's tales from the crypt episode.
These Hammer Frankensteins continue to be entertaining and boundary pushing. Helped immensely by the Cushinator himself, Peter "Massive Penis" Cushing.
This time the doctor is going "undercover" (if you can call it that) and swapping them brains around. He doesn't need to trick his assistent either which was weirdly sweet to begin with. Its like frankenstein was "seen" for the first time...not that his ego needs that...
Yeah pretty sweet.
I fucking adore this movie. Thoughtful, provocative, expertly directed, and fucking scary as fucking fuck. The film seemed to have an air of limbo and active stillness (like a painting you could almost imagine moving if you were to stare too long) to it that was utterly unnerving. I loved the silent era inspiration, from the stairs to the monster. A blend of Nosferatu, London After Midnight, and C of Dr.C. 4 1/2 stars
Goddamn dude this was a fucking great action flick! So much pure lighthearted fun!
Great lively colourful sets, cheeky and likeable characters, and freakin AWESOME fight scenes with great set pieces.
The 3 on two/one fight was mind-numbingly wicked. Or the wheelchair in the wind fight. Just like goddamn.
Hell yes I was so in the mood for this typppe of movie and was immensely satisfied!
