Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #24373 in VHS
• Released on: 1992-07-29
• Rating: PG-13 (Parental Guidance Suggested)
• Formats: Color, NTSC
• Original language: English
• Number of tapes: 1
• Running time: 87 minutes

Customer Reviews

Raimi, Campbell and Foreman... what more do you need?
How can you not like a film presented by Evil Dead's Sam Raimi starring Ted Raimi and Deborah Foreman and has Bruce Campbell being... well Bruce Campbell? You can't! T. Raimi is an apartment bound hallucinating-paranoid-delusional poet teetering on the edge of serial killer, when his path crosses with the oh-so cute but crazy in her own right D. Foreman. This, for lack of a better word, "charming" love story is absolutely looney yet extremely compelling. Together the two end up sorta-solveing their problems and saving each other from street gangs, sadistic doctors (Bruce Campbell in a perfectly cast role), and spiders along the way. A definate for any fan of cheese. Loads of Lunacy and a damn funny movie ta' boot- but then would Raimi have his name on anything but?

Fantastic, quirky, fun
I saw this film at the release party, at the Magic Bag in Ferndale... it was on cable, and I'd love to own a DVD of it, too! Wonderful, black-comedy / sweet and sappy love story, good acting, I'd say it's #1 at the top of my list of best independent films made in the US in the last 20 years.

Lunatics, I Must Of Been Crazy To Work On This Film!
This has really turned into a cult classic movie. I have to admit that this film was pretty fun to work on. I was one of a few Grips on the project. We all worked some long hours, but we had a great crew. It was really cool to meet Deborah Foreman, as I have always been a fan of hers from some of her past films. But back to the movie; it has kind of a corny storyline, but it still is worth watching at 4:30 AM when you can't sleep and you are fresh out of Valuim ... (smile). I wish they would release this movie on DVD ... (hint, hint). So if you haven't watched this film, rent it or buy it. Almost the whole crew was hired from the Detroit, Michigan area. Watch the film credits for everybodys names.
Cya, Bill Netter