Death Bed (1977)

It's time to tackle the subgenre that made the 70s famous in horror, the possession film. And what better film to pair with this subject matter than 1977's "Death Bed" by student film writer, director and producer George Barry? A meandering tale that follows a centuries-old demonic bed that consumes unwitting victims, "Death Bed" is as experimental as a possession film can get with the familiar low-budget, stale actors we've been wading through in the decade of the 1970s. Join the Phantom, Lester and their familiar pal William as they lay together and discuss everything from William Russ' skeleton hands to the Pepto-"Abysmal" comedy this film pushes on its audiences.
 
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Direct download (right click & save as): Episode 064 - Death Bed (1977)
 
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