Whatever side you're on when it comes to the controversy between whether Mikey Smash or William Mouth played Smash Mouth in the sequel to Warren Q. Harolds' 1965 slasher End Zone, you can say quite simply that they're both better than Snead Crump when it comes to menacing Angela Smazmoth (Julie Kane). Now that there's a restored version of this never-released to the public slasher, well, now we can all fight that same fight all over again.
And hey -- whatever happened to that final half hour of this movie? Have you seen it? Did you check it out when it played with The Curse of the Mummy's Tomb and The Evil Eye?
Put together from six partial prints and a partial Italian internegative -- that explains why the language changes -- this is the film that didn't just give birth to the American slasher, it also influenced movies like Let's Scare Jessica to Death.
I remember how much my parents said they hated this movie when they watched it while they were dating. I wonder if I love it because I've rebeled against them my whole life?
And hey -- whatever happened to that final half hour of this movie? Have you seen it? Did you check it out when it played with The Curse of the Mummy's Tomb and The Evil Eye?
Put together from six partial prints and a partial Italian internegative -- that explains why the language changes -- this is the film that didn't just give birth to the American slasher, it also influenced movies like Let's Scare Jessica to Death.
I remember how much my parents said they hated this movie when they watched it while they were dating. I wonder if I love it because I've rebeled against them my whole life?
