Deadly Bees (DVD) Reviews
Newest Review: ... falls ill, gets sent to an island, and ends up being used as a pawn in a battle between two rival bee keepers. Who on earth ... more
... thought that would work? It is never made even remotely clear why the guilty party would want to genetically engineer a breed of super bees. I mean, sure, a chap's got to have a hobby, but this is ridiculous. The fact that the heroine is a singer is completely irrelevant - after a terrible opening song she is never seen singing again, and a subplot involving her agent trying to get her back to London to record a Christmas single fizzles out, never to be mentioned again.
This feels very old-fashioned, as the idea that ...more
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Deadly Bees [DVD] [2008] [Region 1] [US Import] [NTSC] Release Date: 2008 - 09 - 23 Last Update 21.05.2013 23:35
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Customer Deadly Bees (DVD) Reviews (1)
by - written on 26/03/12 (Very useful, 29 readings)
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A film-only review. A region 1 DVD can be imported for about £7, but it has no extras. This is an early (1967) example of the kind of killer bug movies that proliferated in the 1970s. Killer bee films are a bit more sensible than some revenge of nature movies, as they can at least sting you, unlike frogs, ants, worms, slugs and various other creatures that unaccountably turned on man in the 70s. Unfortunately, as the makers of the big-budget disaster flick The Swarm would later learn, bees just aren't all that scary. Especially when your film doesn't even have the budget for half-decent special effects. A pop starlet, Vicki Robbins, has a nervous ... Read the complete review
