Retro Blood 89: Phenomena

Welcome back to the Retro Bloods BUGS GONE WILD month. We Finish up this month of June where we talked about Bugs in 1980’s Horror movies. Up next if you like 15 years old girls with mutant bug powers, A crazy killer on the loose, Donald Pleasence complaining about deadly wind in a wheelchair this is the review for you because Retro Blood is talking all about “Phenomena”.   Join James and J.A Alison as we sleep walk our way through an all-girls school while being big league by an angry Chimpanzee.   We start off talking a bit about the different cuts of this movie and which ones we watched.  Then we get into our weekly History Segment where we talk about what was going on in Pro Wrestling and Metal around the movie release date January 31, 1985 the Italy release date.  In Pro Wrestling we talk 2 JCP show and we figure out if these two cards actually happened and the Golden Terror.   In Metal we talk about Iron Maiden Power slave tour and the setup of the stage and how long this tour was.  Then we get into Who book this Shit!!  We talked about Director Dario Argento and his classic filming making.  We talked about the backstory of this film and what Dario said about how the story was set if the Nazi won the war.  We talk about the movies name in English Creeper and being cut down by 20 min.  We talk about the filming's budget and the insect budget and the fly trick they did.  How Dario wanted Jennifer's dad to be on the Film.   We talk the Chimpanzee Tanga being hard to work with on the set and having this not work for him brother.   Also, talk about this film in Italy beating out the terminator, Dune and Gremlins.  We talk the sound track of this movie also.   Then we get into the full review with Jennifer and were bug mutant powers, A killer on the loose for 8 months, John aka Donald Pleasence and his monkey and of course and bugs who get hot and ready when Jennifer comes by.   So, get yourself a fly and trap it in a box and drive around the country side to find dead bodies and listen on up to the Retro blood review of “Phenomena”.