"Deliveries in the Rear" involves a doctor teaching students about surgery that has a rather morbid method of obtaining his corpses. He uses grave-robbers to help get these bodies and he justifies this by saying that the corpses are "scum" and are made "immortal" through his teaching. Unfortunately, this assumption is proven wrong when the doctor decides to ask for a female corpse. This story was really good and the twist really comes as a shock. Overall, it did really good with its premise and has a nice build-up to the ending.
"Stop Killing Me" is an odd one but it is pretty well-executed in my opinion. Geraldine Page plays a woman who goes to a police officer and claims that her husband "keeps killing her". She states that he does this by worrying her too much. I won't say if the husband succeeds or not but this story is quite an intriguing one and the camera-work when Page is talking is quite clever in my opinion.
"Dead Weight" is a skit that involves a gangster wanting to flee the country. The person offering him an escape is an old man who has a rather unique way of dealing with helping out criminals.... the ending is clever on first watch but there's not much to this. It's very passable.
"Stop Killing Me" is an odd one but it is pretty well-executed in my opinion. Geraldine Page plays a woman who goes to a police officer and claims that her husband "keeps killing her". She states that he does this by worrying her too much. I won't say if the husband succeeds or not but this story is quite an intriguing one and the camera-work when Page is talking is quite clever in my opinion.
"Dead Weight" is a skit that involves a gangster wanting to flee the country. The person offering him an escape is an old man who has a rather unique way of dealing with helping out criminals.... the ending is clever on first watch but there's not much to this. It's very passable.
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