Review of Night of the Dark Full Moon (1972) by Anthony C — 18 Oct 2009
A boring first hour leads to a fabulous final 20 minutes: a flashback and a great twist. The production value of the is so low it's hard to tell what's happening most of the time because it's hard to see or hear anything - this works in the film's favour during the flashback sequence as it lends a practically expressionist feel to it, primarily because it looks like it could've been shot in the 20s.
It's nice that the film is something a little bit different from other 70s horror movies, but it's irritating that all the women are utterly, utterly useless.
This review of Night of the Dark Full Moon (1972) was written by Anthony C on 18 Oct 2009.
Night of the Dark Full Moon has generally received mixed reviews.
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