Sometimes Aunt Martha Does Dreadful Things

This is classic drive in exploitation stupidity, with performances straight out of community theater. The included DeCoteau commentary is a fantastic bonus.

I was expecting based on the name something in the vain of Crazy Fat Ethel but little did I know that this is a gay / queer crime thriller. Wow!

It reminded me a lot of John Waters films. The film was surprisingly classy in terms of production design, filmography and performances. It's not particularly exploitative which was a shame.

Fantastic

This was among the first Weird Wednesdays to make a real impression on me, so I was curious about whether I'd like it as much as I did in '12 when I was a much less seasoned viewer of these kinds of oddities (which is not to suggest this particular movie is not a set of one). Nope, not quite, but I still love the mad comedy of this, impossible without Abe Zwick as Aunt Martha / Paul, who is more and more hilarious the angrier he gets (and he gets very angry). Weird thing, though: I found myself having an inverted reaction to it compared to the audience, laughing at stuff nobody else laughed at and not laughing at stuff that got big laughs from the crowd. Maybe I'm just homesick.

One **** of a ride from this low budg AGFA horror flick. Killer characters and loaded nonus features.