Home :: DVD :: Classics :: General  

Action & Adventure
Boxed Sets
Comedy
Drama
General

Horror
International
Kids & Family
Musicals
Mystery & Suspense
Sci-Fi & Fantasy
Silent Films
Television
Westerns
Mondo Bizarro / Mondo Freudo (Something Weird)

Mondo Bizarro / Mondo Freudo (Something Weird)

List Price: $24.99
Your Price: $22.49
Product Info Reviews

<< 1 >>

Rating: 4 stars
Summary: GREAT LOOK BACK!!!
Review: Back in the 60's and 70's MONDO released many of these Shock-U-mentaries...to show us just how different the rest of the world is.

MONDO BIZARRO & MONDO FREUDO were both follow ups to the original "MONDO CANE" which first came to theaters in 1964 & 1965.

While Mondo did a great job at completely turning the viewer's stomache and shocking them with scenes of bizarre cult rituals and un-known indian tribes....please be aware that ALL of these great MONDO movies...were 80 percent- FAKE-U-MENTARIES! That's right, most of these documentaries were put out to simply screw with people's heads and make a lot of money. It worked- because most people who went to see Mondo Movies back in the day, believed it was all real! Heck, if Alice Cooper can pull it off on stage....MONDO can pull it off on film.

But, these staged scenes are all part of the fun! It's hilarious to see what they tried to convince audiences back then. Mondo films are not for everyone, but are definitely classics to their own following.

Rating: 1 stars
Summary: Boring!
Review: I love "different" stuff. But, this is just lame. May have been racey in 1966. But, it is a too dumb, nowadays. Don't waste your money!

Rating: 1 stars
Summary: Boring!
Review: I love "different" stuff. But, this is just lame. May have been racing in '66, But, it is a too tame nowadays. Don't waste your money!

Rating: 4 stars
Summary: GREAT LOOK BACK!!!
Review: Not very "BIZZARE" by today's standards but it's a great look back at the free-wheeling culture that was the 60s and 70s. A generation that was just starting to come out of the shadow of it's parents wholesome 50's idealizms.


<< 1 >>

© 2004, ReviewFocus or its affiliates