Trashy Talent, Intelligent Insanity and Wonderful Weirdness

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	"Superb, thought-provoking, insane films from a master of surreal magic. Very nicely put together box set."

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	"The greatest, most intense, surreal and gross cartoonish horror novel yet written. Makes Evil Dead look like Disney in places."

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	"An incredible body of work, still startling to watch 40 years after being made. Alice and Faust are equally essential."

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	"Just reading ABOUT this film can drive you insane. An almost ignored master of underground cinema, wilfully independent in every possible way."

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	"Arguably the greatest, weirdest and most unsettling comedy series from a genius of the form."

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	"Obvious, but still worth reading. Nothing to do with the classic Todd Browning film, except for subject matter."

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	"Milestone or millstone? Unpleasant comedy or avant-garde experiment? Unsettlingly weird and unnerving, a comedy of hate."

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	"The Residents still knocking out incredible work - one of their better 'later' period albums."

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	"Probably the greatest B-movie ever made. Zombies, Japanese rock 'n' roll, motorbikes, transexuals, UFOs and general insanity. Awesome."

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	"The finest and weirdest christmas book ever written."

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	"Intense and gruelling, a psychotic and grainy, blurry, black and white psychedelic look at industrial society."

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	"Strange, beautiful, unsettling, profoundly odd, dreamlike and nightmarish."

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	"Bonkers in a very special way, a kind of insane psychedelic documentary on hippie and drug culture from the sem-mythical 'Coffin Joe'."

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	"Probably the best and most noteworthy Troma film."

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	"Low brow entertainment, or the ultimate in television? After this, there was nothing but DIY, singing contests and 'reality' TV. This is where it all ended."

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	"An ideal companion to any and all of the above."