Somebody should let the guy know that you can watch the Rosemary's Baby sequel for free on Youtube now--at least, I watched there a couple of months ago. Even though it had been described in a number of online reviews as unwatchably bad, I found it to be good campy Seventies fun. And you get Tina Louise as the Madam of an upscale Bordello, earnestly chewing the scenery for all it's worth. The funniest part involves this actress named Donna Mills (I hope I am remembering that correctly) who I think became an icon on Seventies and Eighties trash television. Ray Milland and Ruth Gordon wound up doing parodies of the roles played by Gordon and Stanley Blackmer in the original film.
There are some truly classic horror films that desperately DO need to be released in restored versions on DVD--front and center in my book, apart from the two DS features, is Blood and Roses, the Roger Vadim film from 1960.
Schlock like the Bates Motel thing--does anyone really care??
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