Chuck Alford Movies
The Lotus Cat Food Company is up to its old tricks again, and this time some feline visitors from another planet arrive on planet Earth to add an interesting twist to the tale in director Ted V. Michaels belated sequel to the 1972 cult classic The Corpse Grinders. The nephews of the original Lotus Cat Food Company has discovered the secret of their uncles' success, and it's not long before they fire up the old corpse grinding machine and prepare to rake in the cash. There's a new breed of feline in town these days though, and once these man-sized cat-people from outer space acquire a taste of this unique brand of cat food, their preference for flesh may put the entire human race in peril. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi
- Starring:
- Andy Freeman
- 1979
A psychotic photographer is on the hunt for a pure woman. To this end he sets up photo sessions at the homes of ladies he meets through a local sex newspaper, but they invariably disrobe, pose in provocative ways, and attempt to seduce him. Each time his fury is aroused and he strangles them, believing that he's doing a good thing by ridding the world of loose women. He becomes fixated on the owner of a local bookstore, a prim, proper woman who he believes might be the one he's looking for. Little does he know that she's a serial killer as well, stabbing local winos to death in back alleys late at night. Since they share a similar distaste for weakness in the opposite sex, when they finally come together the only possible outcome is violence and death for them both. ~ Fred Beldin, Rovi
- 1965
In this war film, set in World War II, five hardened veterans must undertake one of the most grueling, dangerous missions of the war. ~ Sandra Brennan, Rovi
