Beyond the Valley of the Dolls
Aroview: Russ Meyer's studio-backed 'sequel' to Jacqueline Susann's soap opera turned the material on its head and sent law suits and Hollywood reeling.
He stirs up a wildly camp concoction of buxom babes, rampant caricatures, cheeseball pop, delirious dialogue, fashion victims, violence, drugs, transexualism, etc., and though it's a barely coherent whole, hindsight has sure compounded its extreme entertainment value.
Incredibly Strange Film Fest 1996
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Average rating (Good Enough). Showing 1-3 of 4 member reviews.
3 stars (Good Enough) ~normfilmbuff
3 stars (Good Enough) Nothing exceeds like excess. Ruthless satire of the values of the Flower Power Free Love generation. Parodies many film makers of the time, but most notably Alfred Hitchcock. Sets a cracking pace, there's no denying the slickness of the cinematography ~Anon
2 stars (Good Try) To state the obvious it is a product of its time - although it is now dated it deserves to be seen and can still be enjoyed. ~Tubbs
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DVD Features
- English subtitles for the hearing impaired
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