Title: Lunatic skies of red destruction
Product review: Russ Meyer (in)famous venture into a Hollywood's major studio is now one of the most regarded cult classics. I'm a eternal lover of that wonderful camp classic named "Valley of the Dolls", and that film, not a sequel, spoofed that spirit as it used the same "pills 'n' showbiz" vogue. Meyer's obsessions are all here (unmeasured breasts, poppy color, kitschy situations, trashy characters, hilarious morality, absurd political dialogues,...), but it's perhaps a little more restrained. (Film critic Ebert was the scriptwriter; believe it or not!) Color, violence, sex, sensationalism and great touches of comedy fills this late 60's flick. However, I prefer "Valley of the Dolls". (I'm gay and those extraordinary Meyer's women leave me very indifferent.)
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