| Bad (1977) Dvd Andy Warhol |
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YRLCYOHN |
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$ 7.99 USD per item |
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This item is always in stock (new condition) |
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Taxes are not applicable |
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| Seller will ship worldwide | |
| Buyer pays shipping cost $ 4.75 USD |
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| Payment Terms |
| Payment in advance only |
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 Money Order / Cashiers Check | PayPal |
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| Renewed Date | 19-Jan-2011 10:22:46 PM EST |
| Expiration Date |
20-Mar-2011 10:22:46 PM EST |
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 | The final film released under the Andy Warhol moniker (which Warhol executive produced) is a much more polished affair than Flesh, Trash or Heat, but preserves the oddball wit and eccentric flair that made those films so memorable. Directed by Warhol film editor Jed Johnson, Andy Warhol's Bad focuses on Hazel Aiken, a New York housewife who has to support a houseful of relatives on her own. She pays the bills by operating an electrolysis service out of her home and also by running a murder-for-hire service staffed exclusively by women that specializes in unsavory jobs like killing children and house pets. As a result of her latter job, she has to deal with unwanted attention from Detective Hughes, a corrupt cop who wants her to surrender one of her employees so he can make an arrest. Hazel's complex life grows even more difficult with the arrival of her nephew J.T. (Perry King), a sleazy layabout who wants to join her hit squad.
As the bodies pile up around her, Hazel discovers that her cold-blooded take on capitalism and family values comes with a price she didn't imagine. Andy Warhol's Bad differs from previous Warhol productions because of its higher production values and Hollywood-friendly casting, but retains its sense of underground credibility thanks to a wild story line that trashes every taboo in arm's reach to create a memorably bizarre satire. Some sources erroneously list the year of release in 1971; it was in fact produced in 1976 and issued to theaters by Roger Corman's New World Pictures in 1977. The MPAA classified that version of the film with an X. It was later reedited to receive an R, which is the version available on video. (allmovie.com)
Comes on all region/NTSC disc with interactive menu. Will play on all dvd players worldwide. Case and artwork is clean. |
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