Review of Eaten Alive (1976) by Trent R — 01 Jan 2008
War hero and all-around badass intellectual Neville Brand and a very young Robert Englund, (as Buck - who's "rarin' to f__k.") contend for the title of Hugest West Texas Cretin for 1977.
It's fundamentalist psycho vs. moronic hedonist in the battle to decide which aspect of small-town America is the worst. Though obviously studio-bound, this really shows what Hooper can do on a budget - like his more recent effort, "Toolbox Murders".
Why do they let lesser talents remake Romero and Hooper while the old masters are still with us and working on limited funds?
This review of Eaten Alive (1976) was written by Trent R on 01 Jan 2008.
Eaten Alive has generally received mixed reviews.
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