Sickening movie made by sick movie makers for sick people

Rating: 5/10 (26 June 2006)

This horror has drawn much too many comments than it deserves, so I'll add only a few words. First,the director being the son of the well known Alexander Arcady, (Le Coup de Sirocco, Le Grand Pardon, etc) a "Pied Noir" (i.e. formerly a French from North Africa), he was able to film most of it in Morocco, where the desert is more colorful and sinister than New Mexico's (I've traveled to both). Second, the assistance was made (I may as well type "mad") mostly of teenagers, who knew what they wanted and came to see it. Third, when the so-called "goods" kill the so-called villains, the assistance burst into frantic applause, forgetting that those villains were merely victims of the "civilization" which tested nuclear experiments in the nineties. I must confess than the movie is cinematographically well done, but absolutely senseless. And I haven't the slightest intention to see the 1977 version. harry carasso, Paris, France