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The Movie Orgy. The Movie Orgy is a 1968 film directed by Joe Dante and produced by Jon Davison. [1] It was an evolving compilation of film clips, commercials, and film trailers, initially assembled by Dante when he was an undergraduate at the Philadelphia College of Art. At its longest, it ran for seven and a half hours [2] and could be ...
The Movie Orgy: Directed by Joe Dante. With Ann-Margret, Ngo Dinh Diem, Dwight D. Eisenhower, Groucho Marx. A montage of 1950s B-movies, TV shows & vintage commercials create a nostalgic collage about aliens & monsters attacking America.
Book the DCP of THE MOVIE ORGY: https://bit.ly/3YaWwgBTHE MOVIE ORGY is a legendary five-hour triumph from Joe Dante—one of genre cinema's most significant m...
The Movie Orgy (Joe Dante, 1968) 280 minutes. A mind-bending predecessor to the modern mash-up, The Movie Orgy is also the Rosetta Stone for Joe Dante’s oeuvre and a must-experience for movie fans and cinephiles alike. Before The ‘Burbs, before Gremlins, before The Howling, before he started his career cutting trailers for Roger Corman ...
THE MOVIE ORGY is a legendary five-hour triumph from Joe Dante—one of genre cinema’s most significant masterminds. In 1968, the future director of Gremlins and Innerspace took an apartment’s worth of 16mm prints and, with the help of producer Jon Davison ( Robocop ), meticulously fashioned them into what is quite possibly the world’s ...
THE MOVIE ORGY is a legendary five-hour triumph from Joe Dante—one of genre cinema's most significant masterminds. In 1968, the future director of GREMLINS and INNERSPACE took an apartment’s worth of 16mm prints and, with the help of producer Jon Davison (ROBOCOP), meticulously fashioned them into what is quite possibly the world's first ...
The Movie Orgy (1968) 4.2. ( 21) Inspired by Susan Sontag’s well known essay ‘Notes on Camp’, as well as the very successful rerelease of the 1943 serial Batman, The Movie Orgy is a mind-boggling patchwork of 50s, 60s and 70s television and cinema, conceived by Joe Dante as a film student in Philadelphia. Director: Joe Dante.
