Thanks for the upload

Cannibal Girls is notable as the directorial debut of Ivan Reitman, and Universal apparently didnt like it or see it because depite Reitman's lobbying, they refused to let him direct National Lampoon's Animal House, judging that he was not experienced enough.

24:22 his dead pan reaction is so great.
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Gotta love Spot the Wonder Dog, good boy.

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2:45
always ignore the oppressive condescension

Woody Allen, George Romero, Francois Truffaut, annnd...Peter Hyams. One of these things is not like the others....

Dawn of the Dead really is impressive with its social commentary, and massive indy production. Stabds out from almost anything at the time... but has aged somewhat since its release.

A Little Romance = European cinema with US acting ?!😅

Pick apart “A Little Romance” and praise “Dawn of the Dead?!?!” That’s twisted. I liked “A Little Romance” a lot. Perfect? No, but no one makes this kind of simple, sweet, touching film anymore. Just the kind of movies critics like to rip apart. For me, Diane Lane shines and I can imagine being a teenage boy totally smitten with her. I still am… Although I saw “Manhattan” when all these films first hit the screen, I wasn’t aware of Romance until about ten years ago, thanks to TCM. “Dawn of the Dead” was trashy hokum.

Woody Allen films just don’t hold up. I took Caryn Barnes to see Manhattan on a second date, weeks before I graduated from college. Coming out of the showing, we agreed it was beautifully photographed but our reaction to the rest was a big, “whaaat?!?!” Ten years later, I thought, “maybe this was a great film.” I loved “Annie Hall” when it came out. Today, I can’t stomach it, seeming just silly and dated with horrible acting by Diane Keaton. “Manhattan” holds up better than “Annie Hall” but it too seems dated and silly. Caryn was gorgeous by the way, but it didn’t last…

Day of the Dead was the better movie. Dawn is massively overrated ... The score is not though. I love 'Goblin'.