You have to cleanse your mind sometimes when you see some films. You get trapped in a seat for ninety-plus minutes as the cobwebs form in your brain at home as you watch. Your mind screams for the end credits to roll and when they do it’s with a perverse fascination with more attention than you gave the film to who made what you just saw. This was exactly the case the evening I partook of Director/Writer George Demick’s Taku-he: The Legend Of Bigfoot (2017).
This is ninety, count them ninety minutes of excruciating idiocy that can only be supplemented if one enjoys other things with a companion of choice or stops the film and walks around to the bar. Firstly, it concerns the ever-popular film about making film in this case a zombie picture. Trying desperately to evolve a Night Of The Living Dead (1968) aesthetic with a...
This is ninety, count them ninety minutes of excruciating idiocy that can only be supplemented if one enjoys other things with a companion of choice or stops the film and walks around to the bar. Firstly, it concerns the ever-popular film about making film in this case a zombie picture. Trying desperately to evolve a Night Of The Living Dead (1968) aesthetic with a...
- 8/15/2023
- by Terry Sherwood
- Horror Asylum
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