'The Wizard of Gore' (1970) - H.G. Lewis.

The marvellously macabre, monstrously malevolent machinations of the deliriously demented, eerily eviscerating, exquisitely eccentric, supremely sanguineous, sympathetically sinister, scurrilously slashing showman 'Montag the Magnificent' are never less than morbidly mesmerizing in murder maestro H.G Lewis's chainsaw savage, intestinally insane, grievously gloopy, calamitously cruel, torso-twistingly terrifying 1970s  midnight movie masterpiece! Majestic movie misfit Herschell Gordon Lewis's plasmatically perfect nightmare 'The Wizard of Gore' (1970) is a vaingloriously vile, persistently psychotic, barnstormingly barbarous B-movie blizzard of gruesomely gut-slinging gory excess for those diabolically refined, relentlessly risque, ribald-minded reprobates with heroically hedonistic, openly ominous, nakedly carnivorous celluloid cravings of an unfathomably murderous mien! 'The Wizard of Gore' bloodily remains one of Grindhouse horror cinema's RAREST pleasures!!!! Do take a seat as madman Montag is ALWAYS dead spleen to meat his new fear-flummoxed fright-fans!!!