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Tag Archives: The Undertaker
DVD Review: Death Merchant (1988)
Joe Spinell cannot die. Yet he has been dead for almost fourteen years. The sweaty, pock-marked Maniac is a beloved figure in retro slasher history, but he did several movies that were essentially variations of the same figure. We’ve been … Continue reading
The Undertaker DVD In October
A Lost Slasher no more! Code Red are bringing the late Joe Spinelli’s psycho-slasher The Undertaker to DVD in October. Our own Thomas Ellison investigated the film and also recently reviewed it. And now you’ll get to see it to. … Continue reading
The Undertaker (1988) Review
Uncle Roscoe (Joe Spinell) is a small town undertaker who loves his work and his customers, literally. Roscoe is a necrophiliac who turns his female victims into brides while male victims become members of the wedding party. When Nick (Patrick Askin) … Continue reading
The Undertaker (1988): Joe Spinell’s Lost Slasher
Joe Spinell, the man who drove feminists and movie critics insane with his performance in Maniac, was working on three slasher films (Lone Star Maniac, Maniac 2: Mr. Robbie, and The Undertaker) shortly before his death in 1989. Maniac 2: … Continue reading