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May 12, 2019
Still frightened after all these years
casanegra entertainment has done a wonderful job restoring these 2 horror classics from south of the border"the curse of the crying woman" and "the witch's mirror".on august 29th casanegra is releasing 2 more dvd classics--"brainiac" and "the black pit of dr.m".if it is any indication how these first 2 were restored,these are going to be truly worth waiting for--casanegra si!!
Nov 20, 2019
A Great 1960s Campy Classic
Great camp, a sci-fi romp in 60's Italian pop style. The premise of sublimated, sanctioned violence is literally blared over the PA system, but it's the rest of the social commentary (much of which even undercuts the premise) that pops up through off-hand scenes, sight gags and unexpected dialog which gives the film its depth. The tone reminded me of "The President's Analyst" more than anything else. Suffers slightly if you've seen too many films which cover the same themes, but try to remember that most of them were made later.
Aug 09, 2017
Never Stand Too Close To A Two-Headed Man!...,
1 of 1 found this helpful In THE MANSTER, a reporter visits a mad scientist in Japan, and is unwittingly injected with a serum that slowly changes his personality. It also gives him shoulder pains that somehow make noises like my grandfather whistling. The mad scientist tries to keep him in Japan by taking him on a binge of booze and babes. Then, his right hand gets hairy, an eyeball pops out of his shoulder, and the mayhem begins!! He starts roaming the streets of Tokyo, killing people for no apparent reason. Sort of a "jack-the-gripper". The cops attempt to catch him by letting him kill them one by one. The whole mess ends up back at the mad scientist's mountain laboratory, where the final battle ensues! Who wins? Who cares?! No one can lose w/ this hoot-o-rama...