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This is one of the two Nickelodeon plays and appearently played during 60 Minutes.
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This is one of the two Nickelodeon plays and appearently played during 60 Minutes.
A world built by imagination, ruled by invention and strung together by a series of unfortunate events.
Thanks a lot VFDeye. Great TV Spot.
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I have posted the trailernews to the Lemony Snicket-section.
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It was great thanks bunches!!!
All I ask is that you do each and everything that pops into my head, While enjoy the fortune you parents left behind.
Hey everyone!!!! I'm back from the Bahamas!!! I'm going to go and check out those two clips. Ohhhhh, I'm sooo excited!!!
That site's been updated again with some new stuff from Moviefone. There's a scene from the film and a short featurette about makeup and costumes.
MTV.com also has a clip with Olaf in disguise:
Wow thanks CinnamonGirl. Great clip you have found.
Clip #2:
A longer version was shown on Nickelodeon yesterday. It can be seen here (recorded by Gena ):
- Longer version (2 minutes)
Yet another clip (Clip #3):
"Mayor Of Crazy Town"
- Aunt Josephine (Meryl Streep) explains some unusual rules of the house to Violet (Emily Browning) and Klaus Baudelaire (Liam Aiken).
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NCI Announces Senior Leadership Changes
Speaking at an "all-hands" meeting of National Cancer Institute (NCI) employees today, NCI Director Dr. Andrew C. von Eschenbach announced several changes among senior NCI leadership, including the departures of a deputy director and the director of the Center for Cancer Research (CCR).
Dr. Karen H. Antman, the deputy director for translational and clinical sciences, has accepted a job as provost of the Boston University Medical Campus and dean of the School of Medicine. And CCR Director Dr. J. Carl Barrett has taken a position with the Novartis Institutes for Biomedical Research as Global Head of Oncology Biomarkers.
"Losing these two individuals with respect to their leadership is, for us, going to be a great loss," Dr. von Eschenbach said. "But, like all great institutions, we have great people who step up." CCR Principal Deputy Director Dr. Robert Wiltrout, he announced, will become the new director of CCR. Read more
CTWG to Unveil Draft Proposal and Invite Continuing Input at NCAB
The Clinical Trials Working Group (CTWG), a panel of 40 clinical trialists, advocates, and government representatives established in 2004 by NCI Director Dr. Andrew C. von Eschenbach to evaluate the national cancer clinical research enterprise, will report draft recommendations to the National Cancer Advisory Board (NCAB) this week.
As part of its transparent, inclusive approach to increasing cancer clinical trials efficiency, decreasing redundancy and administrative burdens, and better coordinating activities to enhance the development and delivery of the best therapies to people with cancer, CTWG welcomes public comment on the draft recommendations. Final Read more
NCI Announces Senior Leadership Changes
Speaking at an "all-hands" meeting of National Cancer Institute (NCI) employees today, NCI Director Dr. Andrew C. von Eschenbach announced several changes among senior NCI leadership, including the departures of a deputy director and the director of the Center for Cancer Research (CCR).
Dr. Karen H. Antman, the deputy director for translational and clinical sciences, has accepted a job as provost of the Boston University Medical Campus and dean of the School of Medicine. And CCR Director Dr. J. Carl Barrett has taken a position with the Novartis Institutes for Biomedical Research as Global Head of Oncology Biomarkers.
"Losing these two individuals with respect to their leadership is, for us, going to be a great loss," Dr. von Eschenbach said. "But, like all great institutions, we have great people who step up." CCR Principal Deputy Director Dr. Robert Wiltrout, he announced, will become the new director of CCR.
Dr. Antman joined NCI after more than 7 years as director of the Herbert Irving Comprehensive Cancer Center at Columbia University College of Physicians and Surgeons. Dr. Antman has been instrumental in expanding NCI's interactions with cancer centers and in revising the P30/P50 grant guidelines for cancer centers and Specialized Programs of Research Excellence (SPOREs).
Prior to his arrival at NCI in 2000, Dr. Barrett worked for 23 years at the National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences, the last 5 years as the Division of Intramural Research scientific director. With the merger of the NCI divisions of Basic and Clinical Sciences into the CCR, Dr. Barrett led the effort to enhance interdisciplinary and translational biomedical research within the intramural research program by promoting closer links between basic researchers and clinical investigators.
Dr. Wiltrout joined NCI in 1986 as a researcher in the Laboratory of Experimental Immunology. During his two decades at NCI, Dr. Wiltrout has established a distinguished career in cytokine-mediated immunology while taking on increasing administrative and leadership responsibilities in CCR, particularly for the NCI campus in Frederick, Md.
Finally, Dr. von Eschenbach announced that Dr. Lee Helman, currently a CCR deputy director and chief of the CCR Pediatric Oncology Branch, has been named acting scientific director for clinical research in CCR, and that Craig Reynolds will serve as the operational head of NCI-Frederick. Dr. Helman has been at NCI since 1983, beginning his career as a research fellow. In this new role in CCR, Dr. Helman will lead a renewed focus on clinical research as the process of re-engineering the intramural research program moves forward.
Highlighting some of the challenges currently facing NCI employees - from new budgetary restraints to uncertainty about the recently proposed revised NIH conflict-of-interest restrictions - Dr. von Eschenbach affirmed his commitment to ensuring that NCI continues to grow and evolve, including ongoing opportunities for NCI staff.
"This will always remain one of my highest priorities: the mentorship, the nurturing, and the development of our 'human capital,'" he said. "Nothing is more important than the people who make up this institution."
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CTWG to Unveil Draft Proposal and Invite Continuing Input at NCAB
The Clinical Trials Working Group (CTWG), a panel of 40 clinical trialists, advocates, and government representatives established in 2004 by NCI Director Dr. Andrew C. von Eschenbach to evaluate the national cancer clinical research enterprise, will report draft recommendations to the National Cancer Advisory Board (NCAB) this week.
As part of its transparent, inclusive approach to increasing cancer clinical trials efficiency, decreasing redundancy and administrative burdens, and better coordinating activities to enhance the development and delivery of the best therapies to people with cancer, CTWG welcomes public comment on the draft recommendations. Final CTWG recommendations, to be presented to NCAB in June, will incorporate public input.
Last year, CTWG formed subcommittees to address six key issues: coordination across different funding mechanisms, regulatory issues, core research services, patient accrual, standardization and infrastructure, and prioritization. So that the community at large could convey suggestions about the future of cancer clinical trials, CTWG posted 27 questions pertaining to these areas on its Web site. Thousands of clinical trial stakeholders, including academic clinical investigators; community medical oncologists; patient advocates; and representatives from government agencies, industry, and professional groups, were invited to provide input and submitted over 2,200 replies.
These replies informed the activities of the CTWG subcommittees who were simultaneously formulating draft recommendations. Among the recommendations refined by public input is a proposal for NCI to establish a correlative science budget to be accessed on a protocol-by-protocol basis. Web responses noted the lack of funding for correlative studies as a barrier to robust clinical trials. Web responses also overwhelmingly agreed that standardizing many elements of clinical trials would improve the quality of studies. Similarly, a draft CTWG recommendation is that NCI establish standards, in concurrence with the Food and Drug Administration (FDA), for appropriate data collection. Another important initiative identified by both public responders and CTWG is a Web-based informational tool on all federally funded cancer clinical trials.
Although I chair CTWG, the group's recommendations represent the consensus of the extramural research community - a diverse group of researchers making up the majority of CTWG members - along with NCI staff. Thus, the subcommittee chairs, representing various clinical trial stakeholder groups, will present the draft recommendations on February 17, at 8:30 a.m. Eastern Time (available at http://videocast.nih.gov).
The subcommittee chairs and co-chairs are Drs. David Johnson, president, American Society of Clinical Oncology; David Alberts, director, University of Arizona Cancer Center; Richard Schilsky, chair, Cancer and Leukemia Group B national cooperative group; Fred Appelbaum, director, Clinical Research Division, Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center; David Parkinson, vice president, Amgen; Peter Adamson, chief, Clinical Pharmacology, Children's Hospital of Philadelphia; James Abbruzzese, director of the NCI-sponsored pancreatic SPORE at the University of Texas M.D. Anderson Cancer Center; Mark Ratain, Cancer Research Center, University of Chicago; Richard Pazdur, director, FDA Division of Oncology Drug Products; and Steven Averbuch, executive director, Merck Research Laboratories.
In addition to comments from NCAB, CTWG will continue to seek community input on the recommendations. Instructions on how to comment on the draft proposal will be posted on the CTWG Web site (http://integratedtrials.nci.nih.gov) following the NCAB presentation. I know CTWG members look forward to continued interactions in defining a new cancer clinical trials infrastructure that will lead us to accelerating the translation of novel cancer therapies into the clinical oncology community.
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Intensive smoking cessation programs not only can help people stop smoking, but, for those who do quit, they also can significantly improve long-term survival, according to new results from the Lung Health Study (LHS) released today. Among the LHS participants randomly assigned to an intensive smoking cessation program, there was a 15 percent lower death rate at more than 14 years of follow-up. The finding, the study authors stressed, is striking because the intervention only led to cessation at 5 years in less than one-quarter of participants. However, of the 22 percent of participants who were able to stop smoking for 5 years, 90 percent continued to abstain at 11 years, compared with just 5 percent of those randomly assigned to usual care.
In addition to the overall survival findings, lead author Dr. Nicholas Anthonisen from the University of Manitoba and colleagues reported death rates from lung cancer were also lower in the special intervention group than the usual care group. This is the first time, the authors noted, that such data have been reported "in the context of a clinical trial." The data, they continued, "are consistent with those of previous cohort and case control studies that showed that measurable effects of cessation on lung cancer are usually not evident in the first 5 years, and that lung cancer risk is probably still elevated after 15 years of cessation."
Dr. Scott Leischow, chief of the NCI Tobacco Control Research Branch, called the reduction in lung cancer incidence "one of the study's most critical findings." It also demonstrates again, he continued, "that after smoking prevention, smoking cessation is the single most effective method to prevent lung cancer; the study showed that lung cancer deaths were decreased more than 50 percent within 15 years of complete smoking cessation."
The study - sponsored by the National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute and published in the February 15 Annals of Internal Medicine - was launched in 1986 and followed nearly 5,900 middle-aged smokers who had mild to moderately abnormal lung function but were otherwise healthy at enrollment. Participants were assigned to either a 10-week intensive smoking cessation program (see sidebar) or to usual care. There were 731 deaths: 33 percent due to lung cancer (240 cases), 22 percent due to cardiovascular disease (163 cases), and 21 percent (154) due to cancers other than lung.
Participants 45 and younger saw the biggest survival benefit from the specialized intervention, which, the authors argued, demonstrated that smoking cessation was "most effective in preventing truly premature death."
Dr. Leischow agreed, adding that it also offers a critical public health message. "This argues for a continued emphasis on encouraging teens and young adults not to start smoking," he said. "But if a person is smoking, we need to get them to quit at the earliest possible age. It's critical that all health care providers be aggressive in helping smokers to quit, and to follow up and do what they can to help them maintain abstinence."
When the 5-year LHS results were published, the smoking cessation program was associated with a lower rate of lung function decline, but there were no differences between morbidity or mortality among treatment groups. But the results seen nearly a decade later, wrote Dr. Jonathan M. Samet of the Johns Hopkins School of Public Health in a related editorial, place a stamp of urgency on current antismoking efforts.
"If we are to begin to control the rising number of smoking-related deaths soon," Dr. Samet wrote, "we must increase rates of smoking cessation now, since we won't see the benefits for decades."
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In this phase II trial, researchers are investigating whether treatment with 17AAG (17-N-Allylamino-17-Demethoxygeldanamycin) can effectively shrink kidney tumors in patients with VHL disease. Past research has shown that 17AAG can help cells eliminate proteins that play a role in cancer development and growth.
Patients in this study will receive three cycles of therapy over a 3-month period. Patients whose tumors shrink with 17AAG treatment may continue to receive the drug for another 12 weeks. Those whose tumors do not shrink or that grow after 12 weeks will be asked to undergo surgery to remove their kidney tumors.
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The following are newly-released NCI research funding opportunities:
Research on Sleep and Sleep Disorders
This funding opportunity will use the NIH R01 and R21 award mechanisms. For more information see http://cri.nci.nih.gov/4abst.cfm?initiativeparfa_id=2560. Inquiries: Dr. Ann O'Mara, R.N. - firstname.lastname@example.com.
Protein Biomarkers of Infection-Associated Cancers
This funding opportunity will use the R01 and R21 award mechanisms. For more information see http://cri.nci.nih.gov/4abst.cfm?initiativeparfa_id=2562. Inquiries: Dr. Karl Krueger - email@example.com.
Units for HIV/AIDS Clinical Trials Networks
This funding opportunity will use the U01 award mechanisms. For more information see http://cri.nci.nih.gov/4abst.cfm?initiativeparfa_id=2561. Inquiries: Office of the Director - email@example.com.
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For more information on predoctoral clinical research programs see http://grants.nih.gov/grants/guide/rfa-files/RFA-RM-05-015.html. Application materials for this process are posted at http://grants.nih.gov/grants/funding/phs398/phs398.html.
Multidisciplinary Clinical Research Career Development Programs
Applications for this RFA must be prepared using the PHS 398 forms, available online at http://grants.nih.gov/grants/funding/phs398/phs398.html.
For comprehensive information about NCI funding priorities and opportunities, go to http://www.cancer.gov/researchandfunding.
The NIH Roadmap for Medical Research Funding provides a framework of the priorities NIH must address to optimize its research portfolio. It identifies the most compelling opportunities in three main areas: new pathways to discovery, research teams of the future, and re-engineering the clinical research enterprise. Newly released Roadmap funding opportunities are listed below. For information on additional Roadmap funding opportunities, go to http://nihroadmap.nih.gov.
NCI recently released a new software tool, caArray, that will help medical researchers share and analyze microarray data. This technology can be used by cancer researchers to identify new genes associated with certain cancers, classify tumors, and predict patient outcomes. Researchers in fields other than cancer are expected to find equally valuable applications for caArray.
The tool's open-source, open-access software was developed by NCI's Center for Bioinformatics (NCICB) and can be used to create public repositories of microarray data, linking scientists across the country and around the world. Built on international standards of MAGE and MIAME, caArray promotes the sharing of high-quality, well-annotated microarray data within the research community while ensuring secure sharing of sensitive data. The software is compatible with the cancer Biomedical Informatics Grid (caBIG), so data can be integrated for further analysis.
Researchers can download the software at http://ncicb.nci.nih.gov/download. For more information, contact Mervi Heiskanen at firstname.lastname@example.com or Sue Dubman at firstname.lastname@example.com.
NCI Workshop Identifies Strategies and Priorities for Biomarker Discovery
Langer to Present at NCI Nanotechnology Seminar Series
This presentation will be webcast at http://videocast.nih.gov. Sign language interpreters will be provided. For more information on the lecture, visit http://nano.cancer.gov/events_nanotech_seminar_series.asp.
NCI, FDA Sponsor Biomarker Meeting
NCI and FDA jointly sponsored a meeting February 2-4 at M.D. Anderson Cancer Center in Houston to develop new strategies for integrating biomarkers into cancer clinical trials. Participants focused on how best to speed discovery of biomarkers and translate their use into clinical practice.
NCI Director Dr. Andrew C. von Eschenbach noted that the oncology field is poised for a quantum leap that may change the outcome of the cancer process, in which normal cells become malignant ones.
Biomarkers are characteristics that are measured and evaluated as indicators of normal and disease processes or responses to therapy. For example, prostate-specific antigen and CA-125 are biomarkers for prostate and ovarian cancer, respectively.
As researchers learn more about cancer at the molecular level, biomarkers could be used to:
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Authorities are investigating more than a dozen shooting incidents on metro roads and highways in the Kansas City area over the last few weeks.
Kansas City police told KCTV5 News on Tuesday that "some" of the shootings are connected.
Police spokeswoman Sgt. Marisa Barnes says there have been detectives assigned to 13 cases. Out of those 13, six shootings were reported in the last five days.
Ten of the shootings have been in Kansas City. The most recent of which was Sunday night when the victim was driving at Three Trails Crossing where Interstate 435 connects to Interstate 470 when they thought they had blown a tire only to discover they'd been shot in the leg.
Three drivers have been hurt in those shootings, but luckily no one has been killed.
On March 19, there were two separate shootings. One was near Interstate 70 and Woods Chapel Road in Blue Springs. Just 10 minutes later, another shooting was reported near Interstate 470 and Colbern Road in Lee's Summit.
Police are investigating whether all the shootings are connected because the majority of them happened at night and around the Three Trails Crossing area.
"Right now those detectives are looking into it further to determine if there's any similarities whatsoever between them. Right now we have nothing to suggest they are related, but obviously that is a high number and there are things that suggest there are similar occurrences with each of those incidents," said Sgt. Tye Grant, a spokesman for the Kansas City, MO, Police Department.
One woman continues to think about when she was also a victim of a highway shooting, because she still has the bullet in her car door.
"I really thought it was a big rock that hit us," Jennie Baugher of Roeland Park, KS, said. "There wasn't another vehicle in sight and we were in the right lane and hit on the right side so to me it seems like that it was someone that was standing near the overpass or possibly down below."
She said it was probably the scariest thing that's ever happened to her.
"My husband saw that there was a hole in my car and saw that it was a bullet," Baugher said.
The bullet that sliced into her compact car remains in the door. She said had a friend in the passenger seat as she was driving over Highway 71 on 75th Street Friday night and she's just happy it didn't go all the way through the door.
"Shocked, just shocked," she said. "Thankful, just thankful that, you know, nobody was hurt."
Baugher's report is not one of the 13 highway shootings already reported. She tried to file a report, but said police acted like it was no big deal. But Kansas City Police Chief Darryl Forte is now making the highway shootings a high priority.
"They could be related. They could be totally random, but they definitely dictate for us to look further into them," Grant said.
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If you spent some time at Tempe Town Lake in the last couple weeks, there's a good chance you may have seen at least one of the thousands of dead fish in the lake.
The beauty of Tempe Town Lake has been overshadowed the past few days as dead tilapia rose to the surface. It was all due to the cold spell that passed through the valley last month.
"Some live in Town Lake, a lot live upstream from Town Lake and they can't tolerate water levels below 55, and our lake water was 46 for a few days so a large number of them died," says Amanda Nelson, City of Tempe Parks Dept.
City of Tempe says its workers have discovered 2,000 to 4,000 dead fish rising to the top of Tempe Town Lake just in the last 2 weeks.
"They're cleaning up the dead fish quickly enough and because the temps are pretty low it means there's no toxicity and no issue with the fish impacting the water quality."
The city of Tempe brought in a company to test the water every day the last few weeks. It says the water levels tested fine.
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This beautifully tailored, princess-line dress is made of a high sheen silver-grey silk and has a vast and unusual circular train, faced in black velvet. Designed for the catwalk, this outfit has a sculptural quality, and the very weight of the scalloped hem makes it an impractical garment in which it is almost impossible to walk. Tailoring such as this assumed a key role in British fashion by the 1950s, for women as well as for men. A tailored suit or dress was an essential component of the daytime female wardrobe, usually in some type of wool, but sometimes in cotton or silk for summer wear. Britain's relative wealth after the war, paired with the increased availability of dress fabrics and trimmings made it possible for designers to be more imaginative and luxurious than in previous years.
Renowned for its tailored daywear, the house of Lachasse was founded in 1928 by Frederick Shingleton. Head designers included Digby Morton (1906-83) and Hardy Amies (1909-2004), both of whom later become notable designers in their own right, patronised by English society figures and royalty.
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Brittany Riesenberg brought home a gold medal from her first international weightlifting competition.
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Americans will spend about $550 million on self-help books this year and more than $1 billion on motivational speakers. Obviously, many of us are on a quest for happiness. I get it. We all want, and deserve, that sense of well-being. But save your money. Achieving happiness is easier than you may think.
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|0. pgSphere - pgSphere is a server side module for PostgreSQL. It contains methods for working with spherical coordinates and objects. It also supports indexing of spherical objects.
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|1. Indexable IPv4 range / CIDR type - ip4 and ip4r are types that contain a single IPv4 address and a range of IPv4 addresses
respectively. They can be used as a more flexible, indexable version of the cidr type.
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Activity Ranking: 8.00
Registered: 2005-03-09 18:37
|2. textsearch-ja - Integrated Full-Text-Search for Japanese language using morphological analyze.
|Activity Percentile: 84.92
Activity Ranking: 20.00
Registered: 2007-09-06 11:12
|3. PostgreSQL Multiple Precision Arithmetic - This extension adds support in PostgreSQL for the data types and
functions avaliable in the GMP library for arbitrary precision
|Activity Percentile: 68.25
Activity Ranking: 41.00
Registered: 2011-03-09 10:46
|4. UUID generation for FreeBSD - Provides UUID generation functions suitable for FreeBSD, avoiding the dependency on the ossp libraries which cause build problems with contrib/uuid-ossp.
source code at: https://github.com/RhodiumToad/uuid-freebsd
|Activity Percentile: 48.41
Activity Ranking: 66.00
Registered: 2008-12-18 16:25
|5. pgrpm - pgrpm provides functions and operators to mimic rpm behaviour. This is espacialy useful if you want to sort row by version-release and take care of numeric values.
|Activity Percentile: 42.06
Activity Ranking: 74.00
Registered: 2005-03-23 20:29
|6. shatypes - Datatypes tailored to SHA-1, SHA-2 and MD5 digest output.
|Activity Percentile: 34.13
Activity Ranking: 84.00
Registered: 2009-08-04 13:11
|7. Case-Insensitive text - Case-Insensitive text data type named citext for PostgreSQL
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"The credits on the version of this movie which exists today are actually for the movie "Mad Doctor of Blood Island" and bear no relation to this film. This comes from when they were originally intended to be released as a double feature.
"Contrary to popular belief, this film was not directed by Kenneth G. Crane, was not made in 1970, was not produced by Toei Company, and was not titled "The Double Garden". It was originally filmed in 1966 as "Body of the Prey" and it was produced and directed by Norman Thomson. Thomson was the popular pulp novelist of the Burns Bannion series, which he wrote under his pen name 'Earl Thomson'. The production was assisted by members of the United States military bases in Japan and shot on location there. During production, Al Rickett wrote about the making of this film in the 'Stars & Stripes' newspaper, as well as having a small part as a gas station owner. However, while Edward D. Wood Jr. claimed he wrote the script for this film under the title "Venus Flytrap" and placed it on his resumes, reports of the making of the film in 'Stars & Stripes' claim Thomson wrote the script. It's possible that Wood sold the script to Thomson and it was slightly re-written before production. It's undetermined if the completed film was released theatrically, in either Japan or the United States."
I have taken the liberty of replacing the credits with the data listed on the IMDb, footage from the Moody Institute's "Carnivorous Plants," and a little music from "Knife of the Party." I did it with my handy-dandy NERO. Since this created a NEW work under the law, despite being a simple combination of Public Domain works, I slapped a copyright notice on the back. Hack those off and the film belongs to everyone. If you don't, expect trouble from YouTube! The original VHS release can be downloaded from Public Domain Movie Torrents, complete with incorrect credits under the "Revenge of Dr. X" title.
Whether or not Ed Wood had anything to do with this steaming dogflop of a film, it's certainly worthy of his name!
This movie is part of the collection: Sci-Fi / Horror
Producer: L. D. Moore
Audio/Visual: sound, color
Keywords: Sci-Fi; Horror; B-Movie
Creative Commons license: Attribution 3.0 United States
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Dark Corners -
Subject: Dark Corners Video Review
Try before you buy. Dark Corners reviews the best of the worst. Check out our Dark Corners review of Body of Prey (also known as The Revenge of Dr X) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZAIwEjAnhoM
phantomofkrankor -
Subject: Woodian throughout...
...from the very first scene, when Angry Doctor incoherently explodes about not having any cigarettes while his colleague reminds him he doesn't smoke. I've seen James Craig turn in adequate performances in The Cyclops and a few bit roles, so the film's problems lie elsewhere. Still, it's watchable and fun.
Super YiaYia -
Subject: FUN & CRAZY MOVIE TO RELAX BY
Every movie does not need to be an Academy performance, for Pete's Sake!
I feel that if a group of humans and/or plants, or any kind of ?, can create a movie of any kind, should be admired! It is so easy to sit back and criticize someone's efforts. YUP It seems to me there is an enormous amount of work and cost to do any movie. Kudos to anyone who attempts to try and make a movie.
I always try to watch any movie with an open and accepting mind. AHHHHHHH Yes, the acting and script was pretty silly & bad.
But I say
Just Saying....
billbarstad -
Subject: Competition For Manos
There is so much that is bad about this movie. A person could spend the rest of her/his life listing it all. It's just stupid and awful, but there was enough that was amusingly bad to get me through it. I couldn't watch all of the movie in one sitting.
There is a definite Plan 9 from Outer Space vibe to the characterizations and story, but without that movie's charm. The plot and several story elements come from the 1931 Frankenstein movie. The dialog is mostly inane as the story meanders from scene to scene. The cinematography is really bad.
The star, Anger Man, is apparently a space research executive, who through overwork in finishing a project has had a breakdown, so he takes a vacation to pursue another interest. Anger Man nuts up over anything and nothing throughout the film. Perhaps seeing a therapist would have been a better choice than a vacation, but then we wouldn't have had this movie. Anger Man has a Japanese friend who agrees to help him cross a Venus flytrap with a rare Japanese carnivorous plant that she has heard may exist near her family home. They go to Japan, eventually finding the plant. He crosses them, making a ridiculous, green, man shaped monster with roots on its head, red Venus flytraps for hands, light yellow petals around its neck, and a kind of evil looking face with hollow eyes. This all proves his thesis that man descended from plants. Yeah. In a twist on the Frankenstein story, rather than the monster getting the brain of a murderer, Anger Man injects it with blood he takes from a deranged person so that it can walk. I guess he's completely around the bend by this point, but it works.
I downloaded the 1.2GB MPEG1 file. Expect muddy video, the audio less so, not that it matters, and bizarre music.
Ncydious -
Subject: Fun fun fun
This is my new favorite movie! From the Romper Room sounding music, questionable science and the doctor with anger issues, it's an hour and a half of entertainment. And I agree, it sure sounds like one of Ed's movies (story and dialogue), although the sets are better than his usually are. I'm going to recommend this to my select group of friends that enjoy the truly horrible :-)
DoctorBotanus -
Subject: Mystery Movie
I suspect that the association with Toei is the monster "Insectivoras". Toei most likely created the monster suit. I may be wrong, but I think that it has a certain "Toei look" to it. Toei has been credited for the creation of Yongary and the miniature effects for that film. For those who don't know, Toei is the studio that produced Johnny Sokko and His Flying Robot (aka Giant Robo) and the original Japanese versions of Power Rangers.
This movie must have gotten some sort of distribution since it is known under multiple titles and a print was available to make the initial gray market VHS release under the title "Revenge of Dr. X". I don't think I'm going out on a limb saying that no U.S. Distributor would have put this thing out under the obtuse title "Body of the Prey" What the heck does that mean anyway. It sounds like it might be a lose translation of a Japanese title and that makes sense. They would have had a title to shoot under and worried about a more acceptable title when the time came to sell the picture. It's still done this way a good bit in the film industry.
'Venus Flytrap" or "The Devil's Garden" sound like appropriate titles to me. Heck, even "Revenge
of Dr. X" isn't too far off the mark. I suspect that the use of credits from "The Mad Doctor of Blood Island" probably happened because the VHS distributor did not know what movie he had and MDOBI had the most similar plot description. The titles were new. They were not lifted from a print of Mad Doctor as those look very different
from the titles tacked on to this movie.
A for effort in creating the new title sequence
but the title 'Body of the Prey" was probably never used.
skybandit -
Subject: RE: boobage
Shoulda read the credits:)
mandrakes -
Subject: Whoa! unexpected boobage
A bad movie and the dialogue is certainly bad enough to have been written by Ed Wood. "Flattery will get you everywhere doctor!" I was half-listening while working and looked up to see three topless Japanese women walking on the beach. I wouldn't have had it running at work had I known that. Nothing obscene (unless you think nudity is obscene) but not work safe. I'm halfway through and getting impatient for killer plants...
3 points for the badness of it all. Check out the music especially.


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