As with many mondo documentaries, this rare exploitation film captures some remarkable footage of so-called 'lost civilizations.' However, the narration is profoundly misguided, even by the standards of its time. It seems likely that the filmmakers were aware of this regardless, and were merely attempting to cash in on the earlier success of Mondo Cane.
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Mayday at 40,000 Feet 1976
I have such a soft spot for all the made-for-TV movies of the 1970s. They really went all out to try and compete against feature films. What a cast in this Airport disaster film ripoff, my favorite being the deranged Marjoe Gortner.
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Miracle Mile 1988
This review may contain spoilers. I can handle the truth.
I'm not quite sure why I subjected myself and my wife to this during the virus lockdown, but there is something to be said about end-of-the-world films of this nature. And even though in Miracle Mile, some of it is highly improbable and coincidental, the fear is still real, and you put yourself into these scenarios. You feel for Anthony Edwards character in particular, cause he is just a lonely doofus of a guy, who finally meets the girl of…
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