Review of Shanks (1974) by Greg S — 17 Dec 2013
After apprenticing to a reclusive scientist, a deaf-mute puppeteer learns how to move corpses using electrodes operated by remote control. William Castle (!) directs Marcel Marceau (!) in this "grim fairy tale" mixing black comedy with pantomime slapstick and silent film aesthetics with an exploitation movie plot to create a movie like nothing else out there.
This review of Shanks (1974) was written by Greg S on 17 Dec 2013.
Shanks has generally received mixed reviews.
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