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Binding: DVD EAN: 0013131142792 Format: Anamorphic, Closed-captioned, Color, Dolby, DVD-Video, Widescreen, NTSC Label: Starz / Anchor Bay Languages: Manufacturer: Starz / Anchor Bay Number Of Items: 1 Publisher: Starz / Anchor Bay Region Code: 1 Release Date: August 06, 2002 Running Time: 84 minutes Studio: Starz / Anchor Bay Theatrical Release Date: March 12, 1982 Average Rating:
 Rating:  - Routine at bestThe setting is the California desert in a post -apocalyptic future,where a scientist (Robert Glaudini) is on the run from "The Merchants".They want the pair of deadly parasites that he has developed,one of which is in a canister and the other is inside him ,growing and feeding on his vital parts .The parasites are giant worms with sharp teeth and a ravenous appetite and the scientist must find a way to destroy them before they escape and devastate what is left of the human species . This ... Read More Rating:  - "I'm telling you, it's getting so a fella can't get away from the G*****n sickies no more."Last night I had the horrible misfortune to see the 1982 snoozer PARASITE starring the husky voiced Demi Moore versus a slimy otter-sized worm thing that's running around her small desert town occasionally biting people. Imagine how exciting this story could have been...now replace all the exciting parts with boring parts and you still have a story better than the one presented here. Let the misery end with me, I've thrown myself to the mercy of the bad movie gods (and lost) so please don't ... Read More Rating: - I got a beast in my belly...pass the Pepto-Bismol...I knew I was in trouble last night shortly after the credits began rolling for the film Parasite (1982) as the name Charles Band came up, not only as producer, but also as the director. If you're not familiar with the name, know that he's the man behind such cinematic atrocities like Laserblast (1978), The Day Time Ended (1980), Robot Holocaust (1986), and Cannibal Women in the Avocado Jungle of Death (1989)...that's not to say every one of his cinematic ventures stink on ice, as when you churn out as many ... Read More Rating:  - Cheesy, oh so cheesy!You would think Demi Moore's first film, the aptly titled "Parasite," would attract more attention from moviegoers. Actually, I accidentally saw a few minutes of Moore on one of those late night talk shows recently and the host "surprised" her with about thirty seconds of cheesy footage from this 1982 film. The actress took it all in good stride, giggling and squirming over her histrionic performance in the film. After having seen "Parasite" in its entirety, I would have to say Moore is one of the bright spots ... Read More Rating:  - parasiteParasite is an awsome movie with one of the very best "face explosion" scenes ever. this movie doesn't drag and is a definite "sleeper" cult movie. plenty of gore and supprise as the monsters change as they grow leaving the viewer in the dark as to what's going to happen next. I wish they'd put this out on vhs. |
