Resurrection of the Body
"In memoriam. Man in pieces. You have the lovers, remade by funhouse mirrors; you have the symmetries, undone, bent and curved; and you have the model, the bag on her head filling with carbon dioxide. Who owns your life? Testimonial and demonstration, a most ominous trade show. An experiment in therapeutic cinema. A speculative sequel and conclusion to John Hofsess's Palace of Pleasure (1967)." — S.B.
Storyline
"In memoriam. Man in pieces. You have the lovers, remade by funhouse mirrors; you have the symmetries, undone, bent and curved; and you have the model, the bag on her head filling with carbon dioxide. Who owns your life? Testimonial and demonstration, a most ominous trade show. An experiment in therapeutic cinema. A speculative sequel and conclusion to John Hofsess's Palace of Pleasure (1967)." — S.B.
Return with Honor
6.1
Road of No Return
5.9
The Return of the Musketeers
6.2
Raid On the Reactor
7.3
Return of the Killer Shrews
5.4
Return to Nuke 'Em High Volume 1
6.2
Return to Rajapur
6.8
The Return of Superfly
5.7
Batman: Return of the Caped Crusaders
6.5
Return to Sender
6.4
Return to Homs
6.6
Flow
9.3
Inside Asda: Bigger, Better, Cheaper?
6.7
I Want to Return Return Return
6.7
Return to Horror Hotel
6.6
Return of the Goodies
6.9
Return to... Return to Nuke 'Em High aka Vol. 2
6.5
Friday the 13th Part 2
6.2
The Return
6.6