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2 comments:
I loved the comment section for "Astro Zombies":
"This one is a big letdown."
I guess the guy wanted something more like "Fanny and Alexander"
I took a look at it last night. One of those exploitation movies in which every drive across town takes place in real time. No nudity, no gore. "Zombies" translates as "one guy in a dime-store rubber mask."
Satana has something, though, beyond the obvious: a charismatic sneer that would have been perfect for John Waters.
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