Troma Triple B-Header: Blades/Blood Hook/Zombie Island Massacre

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Cutting edge Technology from V-3 Media allows Troma to bring you the new and exciting release of the first DVD triple feature! That's right! The Troma Triple B-Header packs three troma-riffic classics on one DVD for one amazingly low price…and what classics they are! Blades, Blood Hook and Zombie Island Massacre offer up the tromatic goodies for the first DVD release of its kind! First, in Blades, a golf course plagued by vicious mutilation murders sends caddyshivers up the spines of terrified golfers in this hilariously chilling Jaws on the fairway! Blood Hook, the second feature, offers humorous horror from the mind of Jim Mallon (Creator of Mystery Science Theater 3000) set during the "Muskie Madness" fishing tournament where somebody longs for something bigger on their hook than a trout. Last, but not least, Zombie Island Massacre features former Watergate congressional wife Rita Jenrette in a cult classic which features a nude shower scene in the first ten minutes! All this and three introductions from Troma President and creator of the Toxic Avenger, Lloyd Kaufman!
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Troma Triple B-Header: Blades/Blood Hook/Zombie Island Massacre
Starring: Rita Jenrette Manufacturer: TROMA ENTERTAINMENT INC. ProductGroup: DVD Binding: DVD Similar Items:
ASIN: B00013F312 Release Date: 2004-01-27 |
Description
Cutting edge Technology from V-3 Media allows Troma to bring you the new and exciting release of the first DVD triple feature! That's right! The Troma Triple B-Header packs three troma-riffic classics on one DVD for one amazingly low price and what classics they are! Blades, Blood Hook and Zombie Island Massacre offer up the tromatic goodies for the first DVD release of its kind! First, in Blades, a golf course plagued by vicious mutilation murders sends caddyshivers up the spines of terrified golfers in this hilariously chilling Jaws on the fairway! Blood Hook, the second feature, offers humorous horror from the mind of Jim Mallon (Creator of Mystery Science Theater 3000) set during the "Muskie Madness" fishing tournament where somebody longs for something bigger on their hook than a trout. Last, but not least, Zombie Island Massacre features former Watergate congressional wife Rita Jenrette in a cult classic which features a nude shower scene in the first ten minutes! All this and three introductions from Troma President and creator of the Toxic Avenger, Lloyd Kaufman!Customer Reviews:
A Tromatic 80's Classic!.......2004-11-24
A MUST HAVE !!!!.......2004-09-29
Wonderfully entertaining, despite itself.......2004-01-16
The first film in this non-trilogy is "Blades" (1989), a very entertaining and funny tale of a killer lawn mower (!) on a golf course. This I had never seen until getting this DVD, and I was quite surprised by how enjoyable it was. (I am not a fan of golf. Sorry.) This was made by and with many people who's names will be familiar to Troma fans, including John P. Finnegan, Peter Cosimano, Kara Callahan, and Alan Smithee. Directed by Thomas Rondinella.
"Blood Hook" (1986) is possibly the greatest movie about fishing, or more exactly a sociopathic killer who uses fishing equipment to kill his victims, ever made. This not enough to recommend it, but it is a very good movie, with many interesting characters and events. This movie does tend to get a bit silly at times, but is full of laughs. It stars Lisa Todd, Mark Jacobs, and Christopher Whiting. Directed by Jim Mallon.
The weakest of the three is "Zombie Island Massacre" (1983), a very tedious, boring, uninteresting, repetitive film that doesn't employ any actual zombies as actors. This is not much of a horror film, it's more of a mystery, and I do not like mystery movies. It involves a bunch of Americans running afoul of a group of "zombies" while vacationing in the islands. This motion picture is not all bad, though, as it does have some entertainingly gory deaths. It stars Rita Jenrette, Tom Cantrell, and Debbie Ewing. Directed by John T. Carter.
The true joy of this DVD, though, is getting to see all of the movies in a single sitting. This easily outweighs any of the shortcomings that the actual movies themselves may have. This is a great way to spend a day off, relaxing while watching a trio of entertaining, low-budget films.
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