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* [[Creator Backlash]]: Harlan Ellison loved the movie [[Twist Ending|except for the last minute]]. {{spoiler|Even though Vic kills Quilla and feeds her to Blood in the original story as well, Ellison treated the ending with a somber tone as opposed to the movie, which played it for a laugh.}} Ellison accused director L. Q. Jones of being a sexist redneck for approaching it as he did. |
* [[Creator Backlash]]: Harlan Ellison loved the movie [[Twist Ending|except for the last minute]]. {{spoiler|Even though Vic kills Quilla and feeds her to Blood in the original story as well, Ellison treated the ending with a somber tone as opposed to the movie, which played it for a laugh.}} Ellison accused director L. Q. Jones of being a sexist redneck for approaching it as he did. |
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* [[Hey, It's That Guy!]]: Don Johnson plays Vic and is nearly unrecognizable. |
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Latest revision as of 23:52, 21 February 2015
- Creator Backlash: Harlan Ellison loved the movie except for the last minute. Even though Vic kills Quilla and feeds her to Blood in the original story as well, Ellison treated the ending with a somber tone as opposed to the movie, which played it for a laugh. Ellison accused director L. Q. Jones of being a sexist redneck for approaching it as he did.
- Hey, It's That Guy!: Don Johnson plays Vic and is nearly unrecognizable.