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Herschell Gordon Lewis (writer)
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Not for the eyes and ears of anyone under 16 years! more
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A crackpot artist kills various people to use their blood as his new crimson red color for his paintings. full summary | full synopsis
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Exclusive: Herschell Gordon Lewis Talks Grim Fairy Tale! First Stills!
(From Dread Central. 26 May 2009, 2:20 AM, PDT)
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"F is for...Farnsworth!" more (31 total)
Cast
(Complete credited cast) | Gordon Oas-Heim | ... | Adam Sorg (as Don Joseph) |
| Candi Conder | ... | April Carter |
| Elyn Warner | ... | Gigi |
| Pat Lee | ... | Sydney (as Patricia Lee) |
| Jerome Eden | ... | Rolf |
| Scott H. Hall | ... | Farnsworth |
| James Jackel | ... | Jack (as Jim Jackel) |
| Iris Marshall | ... | Mrs. Carter |
| William Harris | ... | Gregorovich (as Bill Harris) |
| Cathy Collins | ... | Mitzi |
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Color Me Red (USA) (working title)
Model Massacre
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79 min
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1.85 : 1 more
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Director Herschell Gordon Lewis cited Roger Corman's A Bucket of Blood (1959) as the main inspiration for Color Me Blood Red. more
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Continuity: Gigi takes off her shoes to wade out in the pond to the watercycle. But in the next shot as she gets on the watercycle, her shoes are back on. more
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Rolf: Listen, pal, you'd be rude, too, if you saw your girl tied up, and a man with an axe in one hand and a bloody mess in the other. And a corpse outside there on the beach. more
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Referenced in Silver Scream (2003) (V) more
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This is the final film in the infamous Blood Trilogy from director Herschell Gordon Lewis and producer David Friedman. The trilogy also includes superior films "Blood Feast" and "Two Thousand Maniacs". While "Color Me Blood Red" is the most inferior film in the trilogy, it is still worth at least a one time viewing. The film does lack one thing that the other 2 films in the trilogy have and that is an original score. Both of the previous entries include a soundtrack that was scored by Lewis himself but for some odd reason he decided to use "canned" music for this one. The gore effects are also inferior to the other 2 entries...there aren't as many but one effect in particular is especially grotesque (this would be the scene where a woman is shown strung from the ceiling with her intestines dangling out and the villain squeezes the blood out of them in order to finish his painting). All in all this is one of the least entertaining of Lewis' gore films but is definitely worth a peek.