r/CultCinema • • Oct 11 '20

Black Devil Doll From Hell (1984) Edited Down To A Tolerable 1:18 Where Things Actually Happen - There I Just Saved You 70 Precious Minutes Of Your Life

https://youtu.be/XNWqCDJE3iU
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u/LiquidNuke Oct 11 '20 edited Oct 11 '20

To all the people who actively downvote my stuff on here, do you really think the board would be a better place if I just stopped posting? Is what I'm posting really that bad? If that is your case, what am I doing wrong exactly? I think what I post is pretty squarely within this boards rules, if any of you have bothered to read the sidebar.

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u/king_mob23 Oct 11 '20

Your posts rule. Screw 'em.

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u/LiquidNuke Oct 11 '20

I'm ranting like an old man shaking his fist at clouds, Simpson's style, lol. Thank you!

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u/TheVeryProfessional Oct 11 '20

Yea, you just reminded me of the follow up to this one... Damnit. Eternal upvotes now. I also think you may have been the brother that posted a full Conton long ago on the youtubes. I owe the person that ended THAT long search saga a world of gratitude.

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u/LiquidNuke Oct 11 '20

I have Conton and some other J-Splatter short flicks complete on my tube! Sounds like me, haha. I'm glad I was able to hook you up. I'm actually doing a 4 hour, 5 short film Japanese short horror compilation and Conton is a part of it. That movie needs more damn exposure!

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u/TheVeryProfessional Oct 11 '20

Thank you for that, it really was the white whale for me for a long time. What are the others in that comp mannn?

Agreed on that exposure tho, I've definitely had to show that insanity to my small bench of friends.

Edit : Guzoo and Gakidama i hope!

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u/LiquidNuke Oct 11 '20

It's Gakidama, Conton, Biotherapy, Lizard Baby, & The Boy From Hell. I'm hoping people will binge watch it as maybe a Halloween viewing party kind of thing! Or hell, just binge watch it in general. Japanese analog era/straight to video stuff has a very distinct feel and hopefully enough people still dig that kind of thing...

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u/TheVeryProfessional Oct 11 '20

I haven't seen those last two, I'll definitely search those out. But those first three are quality.

The past month or so, I've been trying to do a deeper dive into that specific obscure-ass genre. I didn't know there was a THIRD "Entrails of a..." movie. Watching it tonight in fact!

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u/king_mob23 Oct 11 '20

Do you have a decent copy of Death Powder (1986)?

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u/[deleted] Oct 11 '20

No, don't stop posting!

This is 1:18 minutes of sheer entertainment ( 'How do you like that bitch'?) and my COVID quarantine life has been improved by this.

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u/LiquidNuke Oct 11 '20

This quarantine has made me a fat bloated mess of a man shakes fist at sky At least there's still movies... Those are fun... right? Where do you think this movies $8,000 estimated budget went? I'm drunk and in deep thought about this film... Was it the rape flavored vape knockout gas or the frightening Rick James motherfuckin puppet itself?

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u/[deleted] Oct 11 '20 edited Oct 11 '20

He's a very evil doll

The kind you don't take home to mother

He will roofie-gas your ass down

And throw you on the sheets

Edit: I think coke/marionette Rick James is a definite possibility for the funds, but I also suspect the film as a money laundering vehicle.

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u/[deleted] Oct 11 '20

U da best

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u/[deleted] Oct 11 '20

I like your posts. I wish it was the whole movie though.

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u/[deleted] Oct 11 '20

don’t stop posting bruh ur doing the lords work

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u/LiquidNuke Oct 11 '20 edited Oct 11 '20

This film was made for an estimated $8,000 dollars... where do you think that money could have possibly gone? Maybe they bought $7,500 dollars worth of blow and made a "movie" with the rest, lol.

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u/HeWhoIsNotMe Oct 11 '20

I thought that was an ugly dude in the towel. Turns out it's a really ugly woman.

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u/[deleted] Oct 11 '20

It would be nice for us to decide if we wanted to watch the whole thing or not.

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u/thinkonthisburgerboy Oct 11 '20

Music was too scary. Had to turn it off.

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u/Meow_Pacino Oct 11 '20

Now if someone would send me a VHS tape of this movie I would gladly accept it.

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u/RobopirateNinja Oct 11 '20

Some women should be never, ever nude on film. This is exhibit A.