Overall Rating:    3.75 out of 5, including 3 reviews Add your comments on this Title. |
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Presented byiAndy Warhol
From director Paul Morrissey who was part of Any Warhol's inner circle. This film was heavily edited, but now, like the monster itself, it rises again with all its perversity, camp and gut-wrenching effects intact in this long-awaited director's cut.
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Features:
| Audio Commentary by Paul Morrissey, star Udo Kier, and film historian Maurice Yacowar
Stills Gallery of publicity and production photos, featuring excerpts from the Claudio Gizzi musical score in stereo | Video:
| | Widescreen 2.35:1 Color | | Audio: (more info) | ENGLISH: Dolby Digital Mono
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| Studio: Image Ent. Production Year: 1973 Release Date: 12/15/1998
Length: 95 mins Rating: NR Chapters: 30
| Packaging: Keep Case Number of Discs: 1 Disc: SS-SL Item Code: CC1546D UPC Code: 715515009423
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Overall Rating:    3.75 out of 5, including 3 reviews Add your comments on this Title. |
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Empire Review
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A decent shock film - 3.75 out of 5 (4/2/2001)
"Why did you wake me, you know I have insomnia!"
I couldn't resist starting off this review with my favorite line in the
movie. It really has no meaning other than to show some of the really silly
lines in "Flesh For Frankenstein."
This film was originally the companion piece to Paul Morrissey's "Blood For
Dracula" which was actually more a clever satire on morality more than it
actually was on Dracula. "Frankenstein" however is much less clever, as it
tended to focus on the gore ef
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Customer Review
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this movie is sweet. - 3.75 out of 5 (8/5/2003)
like "blood for dracula" this movie kicks ass in a major way. funny, gory, sexy. highly recommended.
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Customer Review
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AT THE BUTCHER'S SHOP - 3.75 out of 5 (8/19/1999)
I'm always amazed by the eclecticism of Critérion in the choice of the movies they decide to present. They really want their audience to have a global view of today international production and, in the same time, they don't neglect classic movies.
Paul Morrissey's FLESH FOR FRANKENSTEIN doesn't belong to neither of these two categories. Now I must admit that I've never had the opportunity or -let's be frank- the curiosity to give some attention to this director's filmography. Shame on me.
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