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    REVIEW: The Video Dead (1987)

      Writer/director Robert Scott is a
      cinematic genius. No doubt about it.
      His eerily surreal feature-length debut is
      chocked full of so much comedic gold
      that I honestly do not think I can
      accurately describe its brilliance without
      completely destroying what’s left of my
      brain. The film has everything: skunk
      humping poodles, blue pompadour
      zombies, and overzealous oral hygiene
      are just a few of the kookier elements
      sprinkled throughout the course of the
      story. Who knew that watching a brother
      and sister attempt to save the world
      from bashful and emotionally unstable
      zombies would yield so much pleasure?
      I’m literally counting the minutes until I
      can watch it again without feeling like a
      total loser. Thank God for Netflix.

    Written and directed by Robert Scott. Starring Michael St. Michaels, Thaddeus Golas, and Douglas Bell. 90 minutes.

    Overall Score: A thick and cheesy 10 out of a possible 10.

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