A deadly combination of ill conceived ideas (Roecker) and clueless rock/music/personalities without taste or boundaries. Let's face it, shock value died in the 70's. The only point to this fiasco was to cause a hopeful stir in circles too bored to make anything happen in this artless society of underground film making. Nothing artful here and certainly a waste of time. To use the Manson crimes in the 60's as a catalyst for this Dumb Rock Puppet show is tacky at best, humorless and completely stupid. All those involved can take pride in learning of their own stupidity. The one thing this dumb puppet show offers is a list of who fell for this ridiculous idea and decided to take part and lent their names. I'm overwhelmed by the immense ignorance of this lot of people. Not that any of them mattered to begin with...but it's still unbelievable! This isn't a film, a cult item or anything worthy of time or money. I am insulted by the invitation to see it and even more saddened that it got any publicity. However, this piece of celluloid junk speaks for itself.
Review of Live Freaky Die Freaky
