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Additionally, what follows is not quite a review, more a fragmentary post-screening stream of consciousness.
So, the writer of
Alien tries
directing . . .
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and invents the trope that zombies dine on braiiiiiiins. Too, grants the subject its first thin veneer of "science," in the form of the resurrecting chemical known as "Trioxin."
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The movie released in 1985, the better part of two decades before Playboy's
generation-defining photoshoot, and yet (for not-entirely-compelling "censorship" reasons) the female lead ("Tina," played by Beverly Randolph) is an
ardent adherent of acomoclitism throughout!
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The young rebels scamp around in an eyewatering 1960 Caddy convertible.
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best — "endings" ever burned onto 35mm. Slightly more polished model and sound work and it could have really delivered!
I don't necessarily buy into rankings. If this kind of thing is your bag — novel ideas wrapped in unintentionally un-scary horror — take a seat and grab a popcorn.