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This movie is the greatest movie about a three armed stand-up comic you will ever see. Yes even better than the The Dark Backward remake that's coming in 2019 starring Maddox Jolie-Pitt. Actually it's being considered a re-imagining because this time the third arm grows out of Marty's front instead of his back. Argh! Why can't Hollywood leave great movies alone? Internet, hear my impotent fury and take my complaints to the studio system that totally cares about what I have to say about how they conduct business. Wow, complaining about remakes like that felt really good. Everyone on the internet should do that. What? What do you mean they already do? Huh.

Anyways, this movie is one of the funniest movies ever made. If you can watch and not laugh then you are dead inside. And if you are dead inside then you probably have to spend a lot of money deodorant. Unless you are some kind of jerk who lets the stink of their rotting organs invade other people's personal space. Boy people like that sure gotta lot of nerve.

So watch this movie and laugh and laugh again. Or, watch it stone faced in between applications of deodorant. So sayeth Mello Yello Biafra.

The DVD of this movie that was released as part of the Psychotronica collection encourages you to mock this movie. And heck you can mock it if you want to, I'm not here to judge how you view movies. I am here however, to tell you whether or not I liked it and why.

So yeah, I liked this movie. Why? Well, Brooke Mills is worth watching no matter what she is doing for one. What she's doing here is giving it her all to play a seriously screwed up woman in search of her father. Good stuff indeed.

Another reason I enjoyed this flick is that it is one of those low budget wonders where everything seems to take place in some weird uncharted part of America where everything is just a little off. Some people call that schlock, I call it home.

So watch Dream No Evil or don't, it makes no difference to me. If you do watch it I think you'll like it.

The Farm That Hell Built is the name of the making of documentary on this DVD. I wish it was the title of the actual movie. I make this wish because this movie is like one of those early 70's horror movies that builds slowly to a weird, all hell breaks loose climax. And you know that if this movie was in fact released in the early 70's it would most certainly be called The Farm That Hell Built. At least that's what they are calling it at the drive-in in my head where it's playing on double bill with Dream No Evil.

You know what I'm talking about right? No? Well watch more early 70's horror movie for corn's sake. While you're at it check out Windcroft too, or The Farm That Hell Built as I like to call it.

What was the point of all this? Oh yes, Windcroft, I dug it, I think you will too.