Saturday, July 20, 2024

'The Curious Dr. Humpp'. (1969) – Emilio Vieyra.

If you excised all the multifarious nookie from Argentinian exploitation iconoclast Emilio Vieyra's kaleidoscopically shunt-stuffed 60s Sci-Schlocker The Curious Dr. Humpp there wouldn't be enough film left to cover an Aardvark's eye! And I can't readily think of a worthier reason to love it!

 

 


 



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