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From: phl@druhi.UUCP (LavettePH)
Newsgroups: net.movies
Subject: Re: More on totally bad movies
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Date: Wed, 9-Oct-85 17:38:47 EDT
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Posted: Wed Oct  9 17:38:47 1985
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>The list of Totally Bad Movies, as of 10/7/85, stands at:
>*I Spit on Your Grave

How dare you include this film that ranks right up there with "The Texas
Chainsaw Massacre" as one of the original "dead teen-ager" flicks?  It was
a forerunner of a whole series of "get even" films.

The scenics were better than most outdoor movies.

The special effects were better than average for the modest budget they had.

As a skin movie it was much better than "The Attack of the Giant Leeches."

The young lady that starred in it did a helluva lot better job in developing
her character than most of the army of women did in the five "Friday, the 13th"
movies.

This film was the female version of "Deliverance"

- Phil