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I Was a Teenage Strangler Uncut! Reviews
I Was a Teenage Strangler Uncut! Reviews
| 20 of 22 people found the following review helpful  The Chelsea Show, This review is from: I Was a Teenage Strangler Uncut! (DVD) Although notable for being the first film to feature Misty Mundae (she's credited in the opening titles as Lil' Erin DeWright), her sister, Chelsea (a.k.a. Daisy DeWright), is the star of this sleazy exploitation sensation from Factory 2000. Filmed in 1997 and issued on VHS in 1998, this is the first time that this movie has been presented on DVD. According to the accompanying liner notes, the video version was subjected to some editing because it was felt that some of its contents went a little too far. This DVD edition is, apparently, the uncut version, and there are a few scenes, mostly involving Chelsea's character, that are quite startling.Winston (Josh Miller) has invited a group of local slackers to a party at his house. Meanwhile, his brother, Myles (Dave Uzi), has decamped from the mental hospital. Myles has been staying there because of his liking for strangling people. As the partygoers look forward to a night of drink, drugs and sex, a masked man dressed in... Read more 2 of 2 people found the following review helpful  Factory 2000 at their worst., By Paul Nowakowski (Rochester Hills, Michigan United States) - See all my reviews Amazon Verified Purchase This review is from: I Was a Teenage Strangler Uncut! (DVD) Where should I start? What words can I conjure up to describe this mess.It is not really a movie.It is a bunch of nerdish misanthropic males who get a cheap VCR camera to film a party.Rarely has such a collection of morons been in one place at the same time for any reason, much less to shoot a movie.The women are better and one or two (including Misty) are not bad to look at.Not that there is one iota of intelligent dialogue.There is none.A complete zero.The soundtrack's only redeeming quality is that it follows the tone of the film.A monotonal baseline followed by 3 cords on the right hand .Indeed, it is quite possible that the musician had never played any instrument before as the bass-line might have been played by a bass since there is only one note in it..The theme is that of a party being held by a rich psychotic who wants to rid the "hood" of all the people he doesn't like.This is reasonable as there is no reason to like them .Even our dear Misty ,who walks around... Read more |
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