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Post by faizfan on Sept 10, 2009 4:40:24 GMT -8
 This movie is AWESOME! I discovered it late one night several years ago. Directed by Leslie Stevens of OL fame, with mind-blowing cinematography by Conrad Hall and music by Dominic Frontiere(both of whom performed said duties on Outer Limits) One of the many things that make this film GREAT is the fact that it is the only movie filmed entirely in esperanto(the artificial language that the UN believed would be a "universal" language) William Shatner is a wounded soldier seduced by a succubus who ends up falling for him. This film feels like a cross between an OL episode, an early Bergman film, an early Kurosawa film with a little bit of Akio Jissoji-esque avant-garde/surrealism thrown in for good measure. Does anyone know who put out the DVD? Also, has anyone listened to the commentary track?
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Post by Zone Fighter on Oct 7, 2009 22:03:38 GMT -8
Shatner's commentary is good. He can be funny.
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This movie is AWESOME! I discovered it late one night several years ago. Directed by Leslie Stevens of OL fame, with mind-blowing cinematography by Conrad Hall and music by Dominic Frontiere(both of whom performed said duties on Outer Limits) One of the many things that make this film GREAT is the fact that it is the only movie filmed entirely in esperanto(the artificial language that the UN believed would be a "universal" language) William Shatner is a wounded soldier seduced by a succubus who ends up falling for him. This film feels like a cross between an OL episode, an early Bergman film, an early Kurosawa film with a little bit of Akio Jissoji-esque avant-garde/surrealism thrown in for good measure. Does anyone know who put out the DVD? Also, has anyone listened to the commentary track?