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Thursday, 3 May 2012

FORBIDDEN ZONE [1982]

Directed by camp cult director Richard Elfman, Forbidden Zone is like an offensive and outrageously bizarre live action Max Fleischer cartoon.  Filled with racism, sexism, domestic abuse, school shoot-ups, drug use and rape,  it's all stitched together with zany Cab Calloway-esque musical numbers courtesy of Danny Elfman & Oingo Boingo.
The acting, editing, story and direction is terrible yet strangely alluring.  Like a shoestring budget train wreck, one can't help but continue watching until the end.  

2 Dilbert themes out of 5