Title: As bad as it gets
Product review: In 1973, many people were excited by he chaos of modern leftist life and no doubt welcomed this sort of scatter-brained and nonsensical comedy. It helped too if you smoked funny cigarettes.The title, Slither, is unexplained. (There are no snakes). The script is embarrassingly weak. (How about Peter Boyle imitating Billy Eckstine.) The acting is only fair. And the entire film has nothing to say and isn't funny.Oh, the joys of those wacky people, especially when they are contrasted with ordinary Americans, who, say, play bingo in a trailer court. A classic turkey.
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