The Undertaker and His Pals
| release date | November 30 1965 |
| studio | Howco International Pictures |
| director | T.L.P. Swicegood |
| writer | T.L.P. Swicegood |
| starring | Ray Dannis, Sally Frei, Rad Fulton, Robert Lowery, Larrene Ott |
| tagline | A macabre story of two motorcycle-riding, knife-wielding, shiv-shaving, eye-gouging, arm-twisting, c |
| trailer 1 | Trailer #1 |
3 Comments
I wish there was a middle-finger option that qualifies as less than 1. This movie really deserves it.
this is one of the earlyest black comedys ever, i thought it was enjoyable and at some parts it was pretty funny
this movie was awesome i loved it just enough to give it some sort of a good rating i say get it for the fun and laughs though!
“The Undertaker And His Pals” is a hilarious exploitation-cheesefest (that looks a bit like Herschell Gordon Lewis’ “Blood Feast”) about 3 motorcyclists, a greedy undertaker, the dumb owner of the ‘Greasy Spoon Cafe’ and a nutty ex-med-student, who roam the streets and kill young girls to ‘recycle’ their bodies for different purposes:
the cafe owner feeds various body parts to his customers, the ex-student tries out his surgeries on the dead girls, and the rest gets buried by the undertaker.
The movie is packed with incredibly funny scenes that made me giggle
like an idiot:
the picture of a sailor that changes its expression, the undertaker accidentally playing a rock record at a funeral, the cafe owner getting a pie in his face, the undertaker accidentally stepping on a skateboard, the skeleton in the acid barrel, the wood-box casket etc. etc.
The characters are all incredibly silly, especially the med-student who thinks he can heal ‘hunger pains’ by doing some surgery ROFL. There’s a woman called Miss Poultry, and 2 sisters called Thursday and Friday.
We get some wonderfully gory and very Herschell-esque kills (cut off legs, cut off breasts, axe in face etc.), lots of witty dialogue (“What’s this?” – “Lamb.” – “That’s not lamb.” – “Taste it again!”) and an ingenious soundtrack that consists of 60s rock pop, weird New orleans blues and silent movie music.
I don’t care about the cheap settings, the amateurish editing and the rubbish script – this movie is a blast!
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