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- TriviaAlthough the film ends with a promise of "Death Shock 2", there is no evidence that a sequel was ever made.
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'Death Shock' remains a sleazily slender morsel of richly questionable, fleshly fabulous, Witchgrinder General fare!
'Death Shock' (1981 Video) is an insalubrious looking no-budget DTV 'horror' travesty from Grindhouse Britain, 'starring' that titillating triumphantly twin peaked tabloid temptress, the INFINITELY more salubrious-looking 80s sexpot Linzi Drew! The dung-dense, questionably ribald sex-occult narrative therein proving to be so profoundly complex that it could only be successfully realized with any degree of thematic efficacy by utilizing, not one, but two stalwart directors! Yet even with these two swoggle-eyed, scum-slinging dross-hounds at the increasingly unstable helm, 'Death Shock' remains a slender, sleazily scintillating morsel of richly questionable, fleshly-fabulous, sinfully suggestive Witchgrinder General fare!
Tyro polymath helmsman Frank Thring later 'directed' the subtle, and somewhat introspective work 'Come on my feet please!' Which I understand might well be part of his long-mooted, dialectical triptych regarding the merits of seminal discharge on disparate fleshly parts of the female anatomy; yet Frank Thring's unassailable, filmmaking legacy remains the somewhat paltry, stupefyingly shock-less 'Death Shock', and for your viewing edification, it has been lovingly shot in a gloriously fuzzy analogue haze of murksome 'Umatic video' (probably?), its unambiguously penurious look and grubby, Vaseline-lensed villainy adds a welcome, greasy-palmed verisimilitude to the sordid, multitudinously mucky narrative therein that the more degenerated celluloid Sin-seeker might well find just as boorishly appealing as I did! Forget the fright wig-exposing clarity of HD, I'd like to see a remastered Super-8 version of this bunghole'd B-Movie balderdash!!!!!
Tyro polymath helmsman Frank Thring later 'directed' the subtle, and somewhat introspective work 'Come on my feet please!' Which I understand might well be part of his long-mooted, dialectical triptych regarding the merits of seminal discharge on disparate fleshly parts of the female anatomy; yet Frank Thring's unassailable, filmmaking legacy remains the somewhat paltry, stupefyingly shock-less 'Death Shock', and for your viewing edification, it has been lovingly shot in a gloriously fuzzy analogue haze of murksome 'Umatic video' (probably?), its unambiguously penurious look and grubby, Vaseline-lensed villainy adds a welcome, greasy-palmed verisimilitude to the sordid, multitudinously mucky narrative therein that the more degenerated celluloid Sin-seeker might well find just as boorishly appealing as I did! Forget the fright wig-exposing clarity of HD, I'd like to see a remastered Super-8 version of this bunghole'd B-Movie balderdash!!!!!
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- Weirdling_Wolf
- Jan 23, 2014
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