By Adam Ruhl
The Funhouse, that accidental video nasty, a 1981 horror
film that only recently seems to be getting the respect it so rightly deserves.
While it begins with tongue in cheek parodies of both Halloween and Psycho,
within its frames it contains so much more. It contains the other unforgettable
performance of Amadeus’ wife Elizabeth Berridge and a tale from the Director
who taught us the value of good, prime meat. So without further ado, come with
me and experience the long lost wonders in Scream Factory’s Collector’s Edition
of Tobe Hooper’s The Funhouse.
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