Elvis Presley must have been secretly wishing that his manager Col. Tom Parker would get lost and He would have the Freedom to dig into some Edgy, Sleazy Stuff like this. That, of course, was never going to happen and Elvis could only Dream (he did manage to get one good Role and He Shined, King Creole (1958).
But here His Sun Record Label Contemporary Johnny Cash had no such restrictions and went Hog Wild with this Low-Low-Budget Grindhouse Movie that was Raw and Raunchy. It is a Psychotronic Cult Movie to be sure with its Nastiness and Cheap Charm. Cash vibrates with Glee as He taunts & tortures a Hostage, wrecks Her Home and it is all quite Believably Terrifying.
He holds a Guitar with as much Fun as His Gun, and when asked "Are you an entertainer?" He replies..."No, I'm a Killer". That's just one of the many good Lines He growls in this Whacky, Whipped-Up, and thoroughly Crazed Delight. A must see for Fans of Low-Budget Sleaze and Trash Cinema as well as The Man in Black, who gives a Hopped-Up display that is Uneasy and Disturbing.
But here His Sun Record Label Contemporary Johnny Cash had no such restrictions and went Hog Wild with this Low-Low-Budget Grindhouse Movie that was Raw and Raunchy. It is a Psychotronic Cult Movie to be sure with its Nastiness and Cheap Charm. Cash vibrates with Glee as He taunts & tortures a Hostage, wrecks Her Home and it is all quite Believably Terrifying.
He holds a Guitar with as much Fun as His Gun, and when asked "Are you an entertainer?" He replies..."No, I'm a Killer". That's just one of the many good Lines He growls in this Whacky, Whipped-Up, and thoroughly Crazed Delight. A must see for Fans of Low-Budget Sleaze and Trash Cinema as well as The Man in Black, who gives a Hopped-Up display that is Uneasy and Disturbing.