Monstrosity

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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueA young man, whose girlfriend was killed by street thugs, builds a Golem which is then programed to go out and kill the thugs.A young man, whose girlfriend was killed by street thugs, builds a Golem which is then programed to go out and kill the thugs.A young man, whose girlfriend was killed by street thugs, builds a Golem which is then programed to go out and kill the thugs.

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Rôles principaux26

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Hal Borske

Frankie
(as Haal Borske)

Carrie Anita

Jaimie

Michael Lunsford

Scott

Joe Balogh

Carlos

David Homb

Mark

Sheila King

Carol

Caroline Sposto

Delores
(as Carol Zarlengo)

Audra Marie Ribeiro

Ronnie

Tommy Voager

Clay Cole

Joel Weiss

Angelo

Joe Darrel

Kyle

Charles Prior

Savage
(as Chuck Price)

Larry Wilkins

K.C.

Helen Costa

Agnes

Alvin Silver

Det. Evans
(as Al Silver)

Alan F. Ross

Det. Robinson

Sylvia Owens

Boots

Kent Kapossi

Candy

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Anecdotes
The house where Carlos lives in, located at the corner of North Orange and Lexington Avenues, was owned and lived in by director Andy Milligan during the whole production.

Gaffes
Jamie, who is clearly an adult, says her mother was a "horror freak" so she named her after Jamie Lee Curtis. However Jamie Lee Curtis didn't make a horror film until 1978, only 11 years before this film was made.

Citations
Carlos: Hey, I just got an idea. Have any of you guys ever heard of a Golem?
Scott: What are you talking about?
Mark: A what?
Carlos: A Golem. In my religious studies at Loyola we talked basics of the Jewish religion as a part of our course.
Scott: So?
Carlos: So, Jewish legends from the Middle Ages tell of various persons with the power to create a Golem: a monster made out of clay given life from the proper combination of the Hebrew letters from the divine name. The most famous of these creators was a Rabbi named Judah Loew from Prague who lived from 1512 to 1609. He supposedly created a Golem to avenge the enemies of his followers.
Scott: What does that got to do with us?
Carlos: Why not make our own Golem?
Mark: Hey, only make it out of human parts or animal parts or whatever.
Scott: Wow! What an experiment!
Mark: And we're not responsible for what it does!
Scott: It is not human!
Mark: It does not exist! Therefore, there are no legal hassles!
Carlos: We could get parts at your medical school, Scott.
Scott: I don't know. It might not be that easy. I know a guy who works in the city morgue though.
Mark: My friend Wally is a veterinarian. I could talk to him about getting animal parts.
Scott: We can use the garage out back as our lab.
Carlos: When do we start?
Mark: Tonight. We start tonight!

Générique farfelu
See the return of Frankie soon in MONSTROSITY II

Connexions
Referenced in Remembering Andy Milligan (2002)

Commentaires des utilisateurs13

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1/10

WORST MOVIE EVER MADE!!!

Ok, so you guys thought Ed Wood was a hack? Worst director ever? I think you need to re-evaluate your previous ideals and look into Andy Milligan. Although I state worst director does not in return mean that I think he's horrible. I would like to see Milligan become another director with one of those cult like followings. Monstrosity was one of those films where I had to sit myself down and say "I only paid $7.99, I only paid $7.99," but I did enjoy it..for $7.99 (I bought the double feature dvd that also featured Weisman's Graverobbers aka Dead Mate). This is one of those films where you have to go in with an open mind...I was laughing...but I'm not even sure if it was a good laugh or an "I'm slowly going insane" laugh..The ending of the movie didn't seem quite right along with bits and pieces of the movie..but I'm sure that's just due to an extremely low budget. For hardcore horror fans and open minded movie lovers I suggest this film but with caution. May cause mild post traumatic stress disorder due to the extreme weirdness. Enjoy! And remember Frankie loves Teddy!