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El sleazo profoundo trasho zilch. Jun 15, 2018 | Rating: 1/4 | Full Review…
El sleazo profoundo trasho zilch.
Roger Ebert
Visually inventive. Nov 16, 2007 | Rating: B+ | Full Review…
Visually inventive.
Dennis Schwartz
Even if the story becomes totally absurd, it has more in the way of creativity than most modern horror remakes. Apr 19, 2007 | Full Review…
Even if the story becomes totally absurd, it has more in the way of creativity than most modern horror remakes.
Jeffrey M. Anderson
Avoid unless you want to hear Tony Curtis yell , "In her neck" as only he can! Apr 22, 2005 | Rating: 0/5
Avoid unless you want to hear Tony Curtis yell , "In her neck" as only he can!
Michael A. Smith
How can anyone resist a movie that involves a 400-year-old medicine man growing as a tumor on Susan Strasberg's back? Yes, that really is the premise. Honest. Feb 12, 2003 | Rating: 3.5/5 | Full Review…
How can anyone resist a movie that involves a 400-year-old medicine man growing as a tumor on Susan Strasberg's back? Yes, that really is the premise. Honest.
Ken Hanke
Ack! There's an evil Indian demon growing on my neck! Jul 26, 2002 | Rating: 1/5
Ack! There's an evil Indian demon growing on my neck!
Scott Weinberg
A woman goes into the hospital to have a tumor on her neck looked at, it turns out that the growth is in fact a 400-year-old Indian Shaman. Tony Curtis, Burgess Meredith and a Medicine Man team up to prevent it from from taking over the world. Strange hokiness ensues...
Super Reviewer
A 400-year old Indian shaman reincarnates himself as a tumor in a woman's back, and a fortune telling charlatan (Tony Curtis) must harness the power of ancient Indian medicine and the modern electric typewriter to stop him from bringing Satan into the world. The movie-star cast mostly plays the ridiculous premise straight-faced, and along with the cheap but colorful sfx (dig that cosmic climax!) they keep this entertaining throughout, something "better" written and directed movies often can't seem to do.
I always reminise on this film and so I decided to watch it after 20 or so years and well its not so bad. Its a sci fi / horror/ occult film based in San Fransisco. Its kind of funny and not scary but its not bad.
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