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From: slag@charm.UUCP (Peter Rosenthal)
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Subject: Re: Suburbia/Roger Corman
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Date: Tue, 15-May-84 13:22:38 EDT
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I haven't seen suburbia yet, but based on Roger Corman's record
I will.  Roger Corman is the king of the low budget movie.  
For those of you interested in literary dialogue or stylish
filming, Roger Corman is probably not for you.  

He is known best for his horror and futuristic adventure.

	Roger Corman was responsible for most of the classic
distortions of the Edgar Allen Poe stories such as The
Pit and the Pendulum, Premature burial,  The fall of the
House of Usher, and the Raven.

The hilarious and lowbudget "Little Shop of Horrors" featuring
the then unknown Jack Nicholson is one of his classics.

And don't forget "Deathrace 2000" Where grannies are 20 points,
babies are 50 points and men are hamburger on the fenders
of big powerful american cars.  This violent comedy stars
Sylvester stallone and John Carradine as arch rivals. Very funny.