Microscopic Liquid Subway to Oblivion
£8.00
Stars Carlo De Mejo as Dr. John, a professor who is terribly upset that one of his students, (Alex Rebar of The Incredible Melting Man), is a drug addict. Fearing embarrassment to the university, Dr. John and his nerdy prize pupil (Eugene Pomero) get Rebar out to his house in the country. It’s all a trick to get him off of heroin, but in the process Rebar gets Dr. John’s pretty wife (Ewa Aulin) hooked on the drug as well.
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Stars Carlo De Mejo as Dr. John, a professor who is terribly upset that one of his students, (Alex Rebar of The Incredible Melting Man), is a drug addict. Fearing embarrassment to the university, Dr. John and his nerdy prize pupil (Eugene Pomero) get Rebar out to his house in the country. It’s all a trick to get him off of heroin, but in the process Rebar gets Dr. John’s pretty wife (Ewa Aulin) hooked on the drug as well. John eavesdrops on Rebar, taunting him mercilessly until the crazed addict ties himself to a bed in order to deal with his harrowing withdrawal symptoms. Meanwhile, the stoned Aulin dances about the house pretending to be a Greek goddess. Pomero tries to talk John out of the whole thing, and director Roberto Loyola keeps cutting away to a group of Rebar’s hippie friends burning him in effigy at a public park. None of it makes much sense, but who cares.
COVER ART: Corlen Kruger
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| Format: | F |
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| Starring: | Ewa Aulin |
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| Audio Quality: | 8.0 |
| Video Quality: | 7.2 |
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