Our Doomsday Generations.

Rating: 7/10 (12 November 2009)

Our society needs B-movies.
Why? Well, if you are like me, and the classic section of the rental store is your home...and all you can do is keep renting out the worst, but most fun, B-movies - from the era of our fathers...wouldn't you like your children and your children's children to have a laugh and a bowl of popcorn, cheering at the B-movie classics of our times? For B-movies are true classics. Sometimes, they are remembered just as much, sometimes more, than our A-movies.
Ed Wood's films are rented out and bought each day just as much as Hitchcock's films.
Not comparing this movie to Ed Wood's products, of course. Because this one is a very very flawed, loud, messy little...masterpiece. A masterpiece. Everything bad about it is incredibly good. I cannot describe it any other way but as celluloid licorice. It's bitter, it's strong, it's mean and rough and in some qualities, bad. But it's sweet after taste stays on your tongue and in your gums, on your very breath, forever more.
These are the movies for our, as this movie would have it, "Doomsday Generations".
Bless them all.
I'll drink to that.