Feminism encounters gore

Rating: 4/10 (3 January 2007)

It is nice to now that women don't need men around in order to be satisfactorily terrorized. Saw the flick on my DVD player and my lady and I alternated between 3 and 4X speed so we might have missed some of the plot development leading up to the gruesome blood orgy. When we finally settled on regular speed I could not help but muse that all their monsterness notwithstanding, most of the terrors still maintained somewhat male characteristics. Was there a subliminal message there?
Possibly I was trying to read too much into it. This was EC comics pure and simple, only without that scattering of voluptuous T & A interspersed in order to appeal to the puberty driven young males such as myself who bought those comics before they were banned by an act of Congress. I guess I am just still a prurient teen-age male at heart. Without the T & A it just didn't cut it.
Color me immature and a chauvinist etc. How about doing "Flesh-eaters of the Moulin Rouge" next?