
As my good friend and noted film scholar, Bill Ackerman, told me:
"Much like Erich Von Stroheim's 'Greed', Orson Welles' 'The Magnificent Andersons', Roman Polanski's 'Cul-De-Sac' and Alejandro Jodorowsky's 'Santa Sangre', 'Night Of The Dribbler' is a noteworthy cinematic achievement that has so far eluded Netflix availability."
I'm in the wrong business.


3 comments:
I wonder how Fred Travalena shoe-horned his tired celeb impressions into the script?
Hope I never see this film...
love the pics tho.
fun info-tainment !!
I've never heard of Travalena but I'm going to research him based on your tip.
Please, many early Sunday mornings of sleeplessness led me to "Leprechaun 2: Back 2 da Hood" ... how are those a franchise? (I just answered that question, didn't I?)
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