The infamous Ozploitation flick BODY MELT is a gory satire of the fitness industry as just another modern horrorshow.
Tag: Satire
The Psychology and Satire of SLEEPAWAY CAMP II: UNHAPPY CAMPERS
A little more comedy this time around in the first sequel to SLEEPAWAY CAMP. And a lot more Angela!
SLICE: Mediocre Horror Doubles as Killer Modern Satire
SLICE is nothing special, though it's full of commentary about modern social divisions, urban renewal, and racists.
IT’S ALIVE: Attacking the Sanctity of Family
Larry Cohen's IT'S ALIVE is one of the first really postmodern monster movies, where the idea of family and parenthood comes under fire.
American Anxieties & Paranoia in THE ‘BURBS
Dante's film, for all its laughs, is an important satire about suburban living in America during the 1980s.
MOTEL HELL: Farmer Vincent’s Winning Recipe is Satire (And People)
MOTEL HELL is one horror's best satires, of other movies in the genre, as well as food, the industry surrounding it, and the people who eat it.
GOD TOLD ME TO: The Literal Sci-Fi Madness of Christianity
One of the strangest films of the '70s, and of Larry Cohen's, GOD TOLD ME TO strikes at belief, faith, & Christianity.
The Wonderful Foolishness and Biting Satire of Dr. Strangelove
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=98NaJ8ss4sY Dr. Strangelove Or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb. 1964. Directed by Stanley Kubrick. Screenplay by Kubrick, Peter George, & Terry Southern. Starring Peter Sellers, George C. Scott, Sterling Hayden, Keenan Wynn, Slim Pickens, Tracy Reed, Peter Bull, James Earl Jones, & Jack Creley. Columbia Pictures/Hawk Films. Not Rated. 95 …
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