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 Bloody Moon (DVD)
 Bloody Moon (DVD) ... at Vipco / Features of the DVD: PALNewest Review: ... shots of women walking through the grounds of the school at night are presumably supposed to generate suspense, but they go ... more ... on for too long to do anything of the sort. At no point does anything happen to make you jump; the bits where people are attacked are signposted a mile off. This sometimes leads to unintentional amusement. One potential victim, Angela (the heroine, for want of a better word), is always interrupted by someone innocuous when she's about to be attacked, like a weird parody of those old sex farces where the amorous couple are continually interrupted by clergymen, mothers-in-law etc. This goes to semi-Pythoneque extremes...more |
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Price Comparison for Bloody Moon (DVD)
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Bloody Moon [DVD] [1981]
Release Date: 2004 - 11 - 01, Rating Suitable for 18 years and over, Last Update 07.01.2010 06:11
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Read Reviews for Bloody Moon (DVD)
Bloody Moon (DVD): Bloody awful (876 words)
by - written on 25/03/08 (Very useful, 86 readings)
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A review of just the film. This is a video nasty from 1981. It's a real stinker; I don't know why I thought it might be otherwise, to be honest. It's directed by probably my least favourite exploitation director, Jesús Franco. A Spaniard, his quest to make low-budget horror and porn led him all over the world; he's directed hundreds of films and is still active, making horror again after spending much of the 80s mired in the hard porn ghetto. Bloody Moon was financed and shot in West Germany. This isn't as bad as some of Franco's films, but it doesn't have any of the features that make some of his 60s and 70s films at least interesting on paper. At ... Read the complete review
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