Bad Taste

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by Jim Barratt

Type: Studies
Subject: One Film > Bad Taste
Keywords: Peter Jackson
Publishing date: 2009
Publisher: Wallflower Press
Collection: Cultographies
Language: English

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Physical desc.

Paperback • 144 pages
4 ½ x 7 inches (11.5 x 18 cm)

ISBN

978-1-905674-87-9

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Book Presentation:
And now for something completely different... a low-budget comedy gore film from New Zealand, influenced as much by the work of Monty Python and Buster Keaton as by the splatter masters, like Sam Raimi and George A. Romero. Composed by the gifted hands of Peter Jackson and his collaborators, Bad Taste is a steady-earning cult classic that launched the career of the world's highest-paid filmmaker. This book recounts the fascinating story of the film's unconventional, homemade production and its unexpected success at the Cannes Film Festival. It concludes with an examation of the work's global cult appeal and status as a pioneering work of "splatstick."

About the Author:
Jim Barratt is a freelance researcher, writer, and policy adviser specializing in film. He was formerly head of research and statistics at the UK Film Council and a film and video examiner for the British Board of Film Classification.

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