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All little while back, I was able to sit down and review a mostly forgotten (at least by non-MST3K fans) 60’s horror film called “Manos: The Hands of Fate.” Yes, the translated title really is: “Hands: The Hands of Fate.” Only in America!!
The
movie is a technical catastrophe in almost every possible way, but by god is
unintentionally entertaining at times.
The
good folks who put the no-budget mess together really put their hearts
and souls into the thing. Even though they lacked money, know-how and--- in
many cases--- any discernible talent, they didn’t let that stop them. Think of the
cast and crew as the Kardashians of their time, except for that whole money thing.
And the “Manos” team did way more with less.
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Who can
we thank for this joyous news? A lucky movie fan who found a working
print buried in a stack of old films. He plans to restore the film
and release it once again onto an unsuspecting planet.
Read
his whole story here, complete with pictures. I post lots of links, but this is
one I’d urge you to check out. You don’t have to be a fan of “Manos,” or even
have seen it to appreciate this story. You just gotta love movies.
Thanks
much to Katie Reing for sending me the link!
Source:
Manos in Hd
Now, you and I both know this rarely happens, but I’m not a happy camper.
I know,
I know. It’s shocking. Settle yourselves and I’ll explain why.
Actually,
you may want to brace yourselves and have a barf bag ready and waiting, just in
case.
There’s
an Ouija board movie in the works.
I know!
First “Battleship,” now “Ouija” and lest we forget “Clue?” All these board
games are making the jump to the big screen and STILL there’s no movement on my
“Risk” or “Mouse Trap” ideas.
In case
you’re new, my “Risk” movie is an extremely long, complex and intriguing war
picture that just keeps going and going and going until everyone in the
audience just gets sick of it and goes home.
The “Mouse
Trap” movie is all set up, with zero action whatsoever until an absolutely riveting
30 second long finale.
We’re
talking box office gold with the both of ’em. Gold I tells ya!
And
instead, courtesy of Michael Bay’s Platinum Dunes production house, we’re stuck
with “Ouija.” Marti Noxon, best known for her work on the “Buffy” the TV series
and the “Fright Night” remake is penning the script.
Apparently,
the movie is going to go for a family adventure type feel. Which is sort of
ironic when you consider just how many families have been torn apart by the
evil forces contained within the Ouija board itself. Downright tragic really.
Remember:
It’s never too late to jump on the “Risk” or “Mouse Trap” bandwagon. Operators are standing by, Hollywood studios.
Source:
Bad Movie Nite
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